Greece Tells the UN: “Geography Doesn’t Change” on Turkey-Libya Deal
For the first time ever, Greece brought the illegal 2019 Turkey-Libya maritime memorandum before the UN Security Council, calling it a direct threat to…
Defense
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Athens Police Blown Up by Bomb Trap Hidden in a Bag
Two police officers and two civilians were injured Wednesday after a bomb hidden inside a white bag exploded at the entrance of an apartment building on…
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Fidan: “Without Turkey, Greek Politics Could Not Exist”
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan made a pointed dig at Greek domestic politics on Wednesday, telling Ta Nea that anti-Turkey rhetoric functions like…
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Israel and Cyprus Near €150M Naval Deal Targeting Turkey
Israel and Cyprus are close to signing a €150 million government-to-government defense deal that would see Israel Shipyards supply naval vessels to the Cypriot…
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Rick Scott: “Thuggish Move by Erdogan, He Shouldn’t Enjoy NATO Benefits”
U.S. Senator Rick Scott came out swinging against Erdogan on Tuesday after Libya’s House of Representatives approved the 2019 Turkey-Libya maritime memorandum…
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Greece Marks 122 Years Since Pavlos Melas Fell in Macedonia
Greece commemorated the Day of the Macedonian Struggle on Sunday in the northern village of Melas, formerly known as Statista, in Kastoria. The ceremony marked…
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Crete Hit by 1,000 Migrants in Days, Sheltering Them Under Garbage Trucks
More than 1,000 migrants arrived on the Ierapetra coastline in Crete in just over a week, and local authorities have no adequate facilities to house them. From…
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Netanyahu’s New Map Places Greece and Cyprus in Israel’s Strategic Orbit
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu unveiled a revised national security doctrine on October 18, framed around preemptive military action, expanded…
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Greece’s Evzones Land in Sydney Tomorrow for OXI Day
Greece’s elite Presidential Guard, the Evzones, begin their Australian tour tomorrow, Thursday 22 October, with a public Guard of Honour at the Martin Place…
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Denktaş’s Son: “We Will Hang Our Flag in the South Too”
Serdar Denktaş, leader of the TAM Party in occupied northern Cyprus, grabbed a guitar at his party’s Famagusta Solidarity Night and sang a provocative song…
