This document analyzes Greek media coverage of a December 2014 European Union summit regarding Turkey's bid to join the EU. It examines several major Greek newspapers, including their front page headlines and number of articles on the summit. It finds little coverage on the front pages. When mentioned, Turkey is portrayed either as a threat or a potential ally but problematic partner for negotiations. The document also notes some metaphors and cartoons used in the coverage.

1. Greek media analysis by Nikolia Apostolou

8. Ta Nea 15/12 front-page no reference

11. Ta Nea - 16/12 front-page no reference

12. Ta Nea 16-12 inside the paper relevant articles: 4

13. Ta Nea 16-12 2 articles

14. Ta Nea 16-12 Editorial

15. Ta Nea 16/12

17. Ta Nea 16-12 correspondence from Brussels

18. Ta Nea 16-12

20. Eleftherotypia 15/12 front-page no reference

22. Eleftherotypia 16/12 no reference

23. Eleftherotypia 16/12 inside the paper reporting from Brussels

24. Eleftherotypia 16/12 “Strict, now that the trouble is gone”

26. Eleftheros Typos 15/12 front-page no reference

27. Eleftheros Typos 16/12 front-page “Clear message to Turkey Full compliance means full accession”

29. I Kathimerini

31. To Vima 15-12

32. To Vima 16-12

34. Caricatures

37. “ When the Cypriots, which are cultured, are doing so many bullshit.. Imagine then, what I should do, since I am a barbarian” Hantzopoulos, Ta Nea

38. Conclusions - little media coverage - not in the front-pages Turkey: - threat - or possible alley