Antonia Dimou

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Antonia Dimou is Director of the Middle East and Gulf Unit at the Institute for Security and Defense Analyses, Greece; and, a non-resident fellow at the Institute for Middle East Options (IMEO) based in Washington DC.

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High Time for Multi-Track Dialogues between Greece and Turkey

Dialogue is a valuable communication process that fosters mutual understanding among warring parties, paving the way for conflict resolution. Dialogue can take the format...

Egypt, Greece, and Israel Take the Lead on Europe’s Energy Supply

The East Mediterranean can enhance Europe’s energy security and reduce its dependence on Russian gas. Regional countries are strongly positioned to face oncoming challenges...

The War on Ukraine Accelerates Europe’s Quest for East Mediterranean Energy

The East Mediterranean can play an increased role in Europe’s energy security as several resources in the region could be unlocked taking into consideration...

Greece Locks the East Mediterranean into a European Energy Strategy

The East Mediterranean can play an increased role in Europe’s energy security as several resources in the region could be unlocked taking into consideration...

The East Mediterranean Unties the Gordian Knot of Europe’s Energy Dependence

The war on Ukraine has revived interest in the development of natural gas resources and the execution of infrastructure projects that can bring energy...

Greece Internationalizes Turkey’s Revisionism

“We do not open a dialogue with the illegal, the ahistorical and the irrational”. This statement by Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis came after the Turkish leadership’s decision to climax its...

Libya’s Energy Puzzle: Every Challenge is an Opportunity

Libya’s energy sector remains divided between two authorities, the National Oil Corporation (NOC) and the Petroleum Facilities Guard, and three governments namely the House...

Geopolitics and strategy drive Greece-US relations

A new era has unfolded in Greece-United States relations that are based on common democratic values and shared interests. The bilateral relationship is strategic,...

Trilateral Partnerships drive East Mediterranean security and prosperity

Trilateral partnerships, the miniature of multilateralism, can significantly contribute to peace, security, and economic development between regional countries. Shared interests, common values, and effective...

A New Era in US-Jordan Relations

King Abdullah of Jordan is the first Arab leader who met American President Joe Biden at the White House. The visit has reaffirmed the...

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