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ANKARA/ATHENS The captain of a Turkish freight ship on Monday said the Greek coast guard opened fire on his vessel after he refused an order to dock at a port in the Aegean Sea. Sami Kalkavan, captain of the M/V ACT freight ship told broadcaster CNN Turk ...
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Aerolíneas Argentinas, the national carrier of Argentina, has appointed Discover the World as its General Sales Agent (GSA) in Greece and Cyprus. The airline decided to enhance its presence in the Greek market, following an increasing demand for ...
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The Greek Cypriot side has submitted three documents that concern three areas: the mechanism to monitor the implementation of a solution, a new system of security and a document that contains positions on the remaining five chapters. Greek Cypriot sources ...
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The GREEK coastguard has opened fire on a cargo ship carrying the Turkish flag, according to local media. The incident took place in the Aegean Sea, ...
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Some 200 people, residents of the village largely destroyed by the earthquake, are back on the streets, seeking a place to sleep. They were staying in hotels and touristic rooms since the earthquake with 6.4 R stroke the island of Lesvos on June 12 2017 and destroyed the majority of the houses in the village … The post 200 earthquake-hit locals sleep on the streets after tourist season opened on Lesvos appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
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[Preview] A cargo vessel sailing under the Turkish flag has come under fire from Greek coast guard boats in the Aegean Sea, Turkey’s NTV broadcaster reported. Read Full Article at RT.com
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Almost 200 victims of the strong earthquake that jolted the Greek island of Lesvos on June 12, were forced to evacuate their temporary shelters. People whose homes were damaged had to take refuge inside their cars, in churches and even in the open as the agreement between the authorities and local hoteliers expired on June […]
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