Facing protests over the arrest of Istanbul's opposition mayor, the Turkish government has found its culprits: Greece and Israel, two obstacles to its ambitions in the eastern Mediterranean.

The year 2015 marked the peak of Europe’s refugee crisis. Over a million people arrived on the continent’s shores, trying to flee conflicts in home countries like Syria and Afghanistan — though they ...

Greece has extended by a year a visa scheme for Turkish nationals wishing to visit 12 islands in the Aegean Sea for up to a ...

Living next to Turkey, the country outspent larger NATO members even at the peak of its debt crisis yet its domestic defense ...

The Greek islands are a common passage for undocumented migrants coming from Asia and the Middle East on their way to western ...

Neighbouring Turkey is similarly popular ... Famed for its stunning beauty and located in the Aegean Sea, it's home to only 3,000 people making it an ideal paradise destination - but without ...

As Europe looks for ways to increase military spending against the threat of Russia, Greece offers valuable lessons on what ...

Turkey has managed to make tourism a continuously growing industry With its mythology inspiring every field of art from the past to the present, and its Aegean, Black Sea, and countless other ...

Heavy snowfall has impacted Turkey's central Anatolia area and eastern regions, disrupting transportation and daily life ...

The mass protests across Turkey after the arrest of the opposition mayor of Istanbul, Ekrem Imamoglu, are the biggest ...

Greece and Turkey, both NATO members but historic foes, have been at odds for decades over jurisdiction in their maritime zones in the Aegean Sea, airspace and the ethnically divided Cyprus.