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The Priorities of Greek Foreign Policy Today

This article provides a tour d’horizon of Greek foreign policy where four of its dimensions are assessed in depth. These include the Europeanisation of Greek foreign policy, relations with Turkey, the state of affairs in the Balkans and the Euro‐Atlantic context. The author attempts to explain the impact of these aforementioned contexts by exploring the degree to which Greece has successfully defended its national interests, but he also warns of the need for adaptation to the new global threats that have particularly emerged since 9/11. These new ‘functional’ threats and concerns imply a readjustment of the regional approach to foreign policy that Greece has traditionally pursued.