| frontlines |
 | Letter to Tony
A new initiative by foreign ministers of 10 Mediterranean EU states in the Middle East
In the light of Tony Blair’s role as envoy to the Middle East, 10 Mediterranean EU states’ foreign min... read more » |
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 | The history of an emblematic building
Inauguration of the Greek-Bosnian Friendship BuildingOn Monday, July 23, Greek Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis, accompanied by Deputy Foreign Minister Evripidis Stylianidis, inaugurated in Sarajevo t... read more » |
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 | The challenge of change
By Andreas A. Papandreou
Amid growing concerns over climate change, the environment, energy security and diminishing petroleum reserves worldwide, the Mediterranean region is in a privileged geopolitic... read more » |
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The present meets the past
By Maria Katechi It was during the last Portuguese presidency in 2000 that the Lisbon Strategy was adopted. European Union leaders defined the framework upon which each and every member state should wo... read more » |
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| themes |
 | The Bosphorus conundrum
International and energy security specialist Theodore Tsakiris has written one of the most meticulously researched and authoritative reports regarding the geopolitics of oil in the gr... read more » |
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 | Turkey in turbulent times
By Ahmet Evin As Turkey approaches parliamentary elections, arguably one of the most significant contests of the past six decades, an atmosphere of calm is prevailing across the country, despite strong... read more » |
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 | Turkey in the EU: A win-win scenario
By Kemal Kirisci It is often alleged that Turkey is simply ‘too big, too poor and culturally too different’ to become a member of the European Union. But it is debatable whether such a pers... read more » |
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 | European public opinion on Turkey
OPINION POLLS: EUROBAROMETER AND OTHER STUDIESIn one of the first surveys carried out by the European Commission in 1976 in the nine member states of what was then the European Commu... read more » |
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 | The Russian-Western energy dilemma
By Dr Constantinos Filis Energy is without doubt among the thorniest issues in Russian-Western relations. Disparate interpretations of the term ‘energy security,’ as well as a failure to di... read more » |
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 | South Stream gas pipeline checkmate?
By Theodore G.R. Tsakiris When, during her short visit to Athens back in March 2006, US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice declared Washington’s opposition to the potential utilization of the IG... read more » |
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| dialogue |
 | Dialogue
At the June European Summit, the German EU presidency clinched a political agreement for a detailed mandate to launch an Intergovernmental Conference (IGC), which will finalize the text of a new Treat... read more » |
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| market view |
 | market view 06
Compiled by Dimitris Pappas This section of the magazine hosts articles with business news and activities from the wider region. read more » |
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| economy & market |
 | Expectations from regional cooperation On June 18 and 19, 2007, the Hellenic Exchanges Group organized the Fourth International Capital Markets Conference in Thessaloniki. At this year’s conference there were participants from exchan...read more » |
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| impressions |
Women in Istanbul
By Gazmend Kaplani Sunday evening in Istanbul. I am passing the time until the hour of the appointment I have to go to. In the lobby of the Germir Palace, the hotel where I am staying (a very cha... read more » |
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| culture |
 | Greek music and the Balkans
By Nikos Moraitis While Dionysis Savvopoulos may have composed and sang years ago ‘This is the Balkans; this is not a joke,’ he was however referring rather to the geopolitical position of ... read more » |
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 | The rebirth of Eastern European film
By Panayiotis Panagopoulos Now the opening up of the Eastern European countries to the West also has a cinematographic aspect. The eastern side of Europe is embracing the Western way of life more and m... read more » |
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Musical exchanges in the Aegean
By Ali Osman Egilmez This summer in this part of the Mediterranean, two countries are exchanging their most talented performers. In Turkey and Greece, the neighboring countries’ concert halls and... read more » |
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A Medea from Albania
By Ghiota Myrtsiotes Seven years ago, 19-year-old Mikel Kalemi, a sophomore in the Drama Department of the Academy of Arts in Tirana, attempted to clandestinely cross the Greek-Albanian border after se... read more » |
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| activities |
 | activities 06
This section of the magazine provides information and news about think tanks that operate in the wider region. read more » |
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