Should We Be Concerned About the Rapprochement Between Turkey and Egypt?

The two sides now appear to be prioritising cooperation and synergies. More broadly, the current geopolitical landscape of “hard power” favours countries such as Turkey. It would be useful for Greece to understand why other countries—with which it maintains good relations—are seeking cooperation with Turkey despite their differences. In this context, the image of a “pole of stability” does not seem sufficient. More organised efforts are needed. Angelos Athanassopoulos, Geopolitics and Security Analyst and member of ELIAMEP’s Advisory Committee, writes for protagon.gr about the rapprochement between Turkey and Egypt.

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