Greece's friend and foe countries

Greece is a country with diverse international relations. The countries with which Greece is friendly and hostile may change from time to time, but in general, the countries with which Greece is friendly and hostile can be listed as follows: Friendly Countries:

1. Republic of Cyprus: The Republic of Cyprus, which has historical, cultural and ethnic ties with Greece, is one of Greece's closest allies.

2. USA: Greece has a strategic partnership relationship with the USA. Bilateral relations include cooperation in military, political and economic fields.

3. Israel: There has been increasing cooperation between Greece and Israel in recent years. Bilateral relations include cooperation in the fields of energy, tourism and security.

4. Egypt: Relations between Greece and Egypt have improved in recent years. The two countries cooperate on issues such as energy cooperation, demarcation of maritime jurisdictions and the fight against terrorism.

5. Italy: Relations between Greece and Italy are based on historical and cultural ties. The two countries cooperate in economic cooperation, tourism and cultural exchange. Enemy Countries:

1. Türkiye: There are historical disagreements and conflicts of interest between Greece and Türkiye. Issues such as border disputes between the two countries in the Aegean Sea and the Cyprus issue make relations tense.

2. North Macedonia: Greece has opposed North Macedonia's use of its name and symbols. However, with an agreement made in 2019, the name dispute between the two countries was resolved and relations began to normalize.