Mitsotakis: “We Won’t Take Orders on How to Arm Ourselves”
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis put Turkey on notice this week, and Turkish media couldn’t stop talking about it. His remarks, made during a meeting…
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Turkey Protests Evros Fence Over 5km Border Dispute
Turkey has filed a technical-level protest against Greece over the extension of the Evros border fence, challenging where Greece has built the barrier along 7…
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Expert: Greek-Israeli Drills Are What Really Scares Turkey
Turkey’s renewed push to demilitarize Greek islands is less about Greek military strength and more about who Greece is working with, according to a…
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Gerapetritis: “Zero Chance We Accept Any Retreat on Our Sovereign Rights”
Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis drew a firm line on Greek sovereignty Wednesday, telling state broadcaster ERT that there is “zero chance” Greece…
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A Turk Got His DNA Results. They Said Greek
A Turkish man has gone viral after sharing his DNA results on social media, revealing Greek ancestry and then documenting the furious reaction he received from…
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Erdogan: “Greece Must Step Back From the Wrong Path It Has Chosen”
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is once again demanding that Greece demilitarize its Aegean islands, warning Athens to reverse what he called “the wrong…
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Cypriot Ferry Capsizes Off Kyrenia, 8 Dead and 18 Missing
A passenger ferry capsized off the coast of northern Cyprus on Sunday, killing at least eight people and leaving 18 others missing. The vessel, carrying 267…
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EU Pressures Greece to Hand Over Patriot Missiles to Ukraine
The European Union is pushing Greece and Spain to transfer their Patriot air defense systems to Ukraine, according to Censor.net. The move comes as Kyiv…
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Israel Navy Moves to Block Turkey’s Mediterranean Push
The Israeli Navy is actively working to deter Turkish maritime expansion in the Mediterranean, with the IDF now on high alert for any Turkish moves by sea…
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The Greek Corporal Left on the Smyrna Docks in 1922 Who Asked One Question Before Jumping
On August 29, 1922, a Greek corporal stood on the Smyrna waterfront in rags, burning with fever, watching a ship carrying over 2,000 soldiers and civilians…
