We are not doing our national duty and we find it in front of us.
Why Greece in practice has an EEZ, yet inexplicably its political system is silent about the rights and the harsh revisionist agenda of Turkey, explains Beniamin Karakostanoglou. Speaking to Radio 984 and Giorgos Sachinis, the Academician argued that Greece is emptying Cyprus, disregarding its strategic depth in Hellenism, even with the case of Kosovo in the Council of Europe for human rights as a state entity, while the declaration of the Greek Foreign Ministry to abstain from the political recognition vote does not constitute a valid act.
Mr. Karakostanoglou considers the Athens Declaration to be a great self-trap for the country, with this being evident after the case of the Marine Parks from Nisyros to the Eastern Cyclades, where Turkey directly raises the issue of co-sovereignty in the Aegean, but also with the NOTAM between Rhodes and the Kastellorizo complex, the arbitrary extension of its jurisdiction in matters of search and rescue, but also its challenges for the islands, islets and rocky islets that challenge Greek sovereignty. He even wonders about the essence of the Greek Prime Minister’s visit to Ankara on May 13, noting that only the normalization of relations does not appear with Turkey, to constantly expand its revisionist agenda.
Veniamin Karakostanoglou is an international scholar and permanent lecturer at the Law School of the University of Thessaloniki, where he teaches Public International Law, International Relations and Greek Foreign Policy. Among other books, he has written the only scientific monograph on the EEZ in Greece.
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