Greek Foreign Minister's Concerns About Syria, Turkey, and China
Greek Foreign Minister warns U.S. about new Syrian regime, expresses concerns about Turkish incursions, and boasts of Greece's alliance with India to counter China. Hundreds left dead in clashes under Syria's new regime. Russia and U.S. seek U.N. Security Council meeting on Syrian violence.
Key Points
- Concerns about Syria's new regime and the need for international community involvement
- Turkey's Blue Homeland Doctrine and incursions into Greek waters
- Greece's growing relationship with India to counter China's influence
Pros
- Warning about potential dangers in Syria under the new regime
- Expressing concerns about Turkish incursions and advocating for international law
- Building alliances with India to counter China's influence
Cons
- Hundreds left dead in clashes under Syria's new regime
- Ongoing tensions between Greece and Turkey
- Challenges in limiting maritime zones