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Developments in the Eastern Mediterranean region are unfolding at a breakneck pace. Blink an eye and one is bound to miss a new multilateral initiative, an impressive military exercise or even the creation of an international organization. Greece is very much in the middle of this diplomatic and military frenzy, so understanding Greek foreign policy can provide penetrating insights into developments in the region.
Tasos Aliferis, Tilos, Greece, photo via Wikipedia BESA Center Perspectives Paper No. 1,325, October 28, 2019 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: The challenging geography of Greece makes it hard for the country to take full advantage of its natural resources and expand its energy grid. Though it has doubled its share of renewables, it needs to redouble those efforts to reach the EU’s ambitious goal of covering a third of its energy needs from renewable sources by 2030.
ATHENS — Greece is once again at a crossroads, being at the very center of the world’s attention and facing unprecedented scrutiny. Oddly, this situation fits well with the national self-understanding that accords our country (not entirely unjustly) an outsize role in European intellectual and political history. But the fact remains that Greek society has entered a liminal period in which political parties, economic practices and diplomatic certainties will slowly be overturned.
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