Photo by Spencer Davis on Unsplash
07 February 2019
Greek Prime Minister Tsipras’ visit to Turkey was symbolic but lacked substance
To receive the full briefing, please subscribe or become a CEFTUS member.
A basic subscription, starting from £20/month, entitles subscribers to weekly analytical briefings on current affairs in Turkey.
Basic membership, starting from £90/month, provides members with a subscription, other products, as well as access to all CEFTUS’ exclusive roundtable events, typically priced at £50/event.
To commission analytical work on Turkey, Iran, Iraq or Syria, or should you have any questions, please contact us at [email protected]
Greek Prime Minister Tsipras’ visit to Turkey was symbolic but lacked substance
- Tsipras’ arrival in Turkey follows a period of heightened tensions between Ankara and Athens
- Despite facing elections, both governments have resisted the urge to play to nationalist sentiments
- However, little progress was made in addressing the underlying issues between the two countries
To receive the full briefing, please subscribe or become a CEFTUS member.
A basic subscription, starting from £20/month, entitles subscribers to weekly analytical briefings on current affairs in Turkey.
Basic membership, starting from £90/month, provides members with a subscription, other products, as well as access to all CEFTUS’ exclusive roundtable events, typically priced at £50/event.
To commission analytical work on Turkey, Iran, Iraq or Syria, or should you have any questions, please contact us at [email protected]