How the world sees Greece
Cyprus hosted the leaders of Greece and Jordan in Nicosia on Tuesday, in a three-way meeting aimed at strengthening ties in the volatile Mediterranean region on a host of issues, from water management to the protection of artefacts. Jordan and Cyprus ...
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A Turkish pilot will be kept in prison after a court in Athens this morning decided that he posed a threat to national security following his flight to Greece in a bid to avoid arrest after an attempted coup in his own country. Ankara has demanded the extradition of Suleyman Ozkayakci and seven other ...
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In January 2017, the GREEK Supreme Court had decided not to extradite the eight ex-officers to Turkey -- a ruling that the Turkish Foreign Ministry criticized as “politically motivated”. FETO, led by U.S.-based leader Fetullah Gulen, orchestrated the defeated July 2016 coup in Turkey, which left 250 people ...
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NICOSIA: GREECE, Jordan and Cyprus called for more effective support to countries on the frontline of the Middle East refugee crisis on Tuesday and pledged to deepen cooperation on a host of issues from water management to protection of artefacts. As millions of people have poured out of Syria, ...
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Jordan's King Abdullah II talks to the media and looks at Cyprus' President Nicos Anastasiades and the Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras during a press conference at the Presidential palace in capital Nicosia, Cyprus, on Tuesday. Jan. 16, 2018. Cyprus hosts the leaders of GREECE and Jordan in a ...
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The microfilm on a reader in the local history section of the Rochester library spins, the Rochester Times-Union for the month of July 1980 whirling by until I find myself. For a talk I'm giving to the members of the GREECE Historical Society, I'm looking at my journalistic debut, the stories I wrote as a ...
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The first earthquake to rattle Greece hit 25km (15 miles) northeast of Athens at 8.24pm GMT on Monday, with tremors being felt “widely across” the capital. A data map from the US Geological Survey (USGS) pinpointed the location as 4km west-northwest of ...
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