Cyprus Pays €25M for Greece-Cyprus Power Link, If Greek NAVTEX Lands by Month’s End
Cyprus is preparing to release €25 million toward the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI), the undersea electricity cable that would end the island’s energy…
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Azerbaijan Charges Turkish Columnist With Plotting a Coup
Azerbaijan has issued an international arrest warrant for a Turkish newspaper columnist, charging him with repeatedly calling for a coup and the use of force…
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Israeli Buyers Take Over Athens’ Most Political Neighbourhood
Exarchia, the Athens district famous for radical left-wing politics and Palestinian solidarity murals, is being quietly bought up by Israeli investors, and…
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The Ottoman Commander Who Handed Thessaloniki to Greece, Then Died in Exile
114 years ago this month, Greek forces fought the bloodiest battle of the First Balkan War at Giannitsa, a confrontation that determined whether Thessaloniki…
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Rubio: “Greece Deserves a Strong Ambassador With The President’s Confidence”
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio pushed back hard on the idea that Kimberly Guilfoyle’s exit from the Athens embassy signals any cooling in relations between…
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Latinopoulou: “Extremist Islamists and Far-Left Groups Behind France’s Destruction”
Greek politician Afroditi Latinopoulou, president of the Voice of Reason party, has directly blamed extremist Islamists and far-left groups for the ongoing…
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Libya’s Parliament Approves Turkey Maritime Deal After Speaker Swap
Libya’s parliament has approved a maritime agreement with Turkey and revoked a 2020 boycott decision, according to two Libyan MPs who spoke to Reuters on…
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Turkey’s UAVs Hit the Aegean 37 Times in Two Days
Turkish drones swarmed the Aegean on back-to-back days this week, with Greek military authorities recording a total of 37 separate incidents across October 18…
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12 Migrants, Including an Infant, Die off Lesbos and Samos in One Day
Twelve migrants died in two separate speedboat capsizings off the Greek islands of Lesbos and Samos on Monday, October 19, with an infant among the dead. Two…
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Mitsotakis: “Greece Will Never Go Back to Times of Great Social Unrest”
The Greek government is moving to get ahead of any France-style unrest before it reaches Athens, laying out a three-point argument for why Greece won’t follow…
