Aegean tensions on the rise: Erdogan's charm offensive doesn't include Greece

It seems yesterday's words are water under the bridge. Turkish foreign policy is currently undergoing a profound re-orientation: declared enemies are to become partners, opponents allies. But not when it comes to Greece. By Ronald Meinardus

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