Gaddafi is ruthless and brutal but a NATO intervention is not the answer

Nicolas Mottas, stationed in Tel Aviv, writes about the importance of finding a peaceful solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict

Recent violations of Greek continental shelf reignites talks on the Athens-Ankara relations

“This State kills you every day, condemning people to unemployment and
poverty. When they take your dignity you have to react!”

Nicolas Mottas argues immigrants becoming Greek citizens poses no threat to Greek identity.

The notion of ‘grey areas’ in the Eastern Aegean may again lead to spiraling conflict between Greece and Turkey, as it did in 1996.

Nicolas Mottas critiques the consensus that exists between the two major political parties in Greece on regional foreign policy

Nicolas Mottas argues that Greece needs to shape a new strategy in its relations with neighbouring Turkey.

The name ‘Republic of Northern Macedonia’ can be an acceptable designation, according to NICOLAS MOTTA, but only when specific preconditions have been met.

Nicholas Mottas argues that the resolution of the Cyprus issue will require Greece and Cyprus to put in place a new strategy which forces the international community to engage with