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Athens calling Moscow: Tsipras invited to Moscow, briefs Putin on theTurkish problem
Greek government sources said that beyond references to Greek-Russian relations, Tsipras had occasion to broach the situation in the eastern Mediterranean, with continual Turkish threats against the Republic of Cyprus.
Hurriyet: Military diagrams found on cell phone of jailed Greek officers
Turkish authorities have claimed that military diagrams were contained in the external memory of one of the cell phones confiscated from the two Greek officers, who were captured at the Greek-Turkish borders
Turkey’s relations with Greece, US on brink, as Ankara spins out of control
If Erdogan cannot restrain himself in dealing with the US, what can one expect he will he do in relations with Greece and Europe?
Two arson attacks and Savvidis «Dimera Company»
The revelation that a hotel invoice for the stay in Athens of individuals charged with participation in a criminal blackmailing ring was initially issued in the name of PAOK FC, and then reissued in the name of Ivan Savvidis’ Dimera Company, has once again brought to light a case that had long been concealed
EU approves another 3bn euros to Turkey, to manage refugee, migrant crisis
Dimitris Avramopoulos, Commissioner for Migration, in explaining the disbursal, underlined that the huge aid package is not going directly into Turkish state coffers, but rather into a special refugee fund.
Is Greece Ready to Stand on Its Own Feet?
Later this summer, a major event in Europe’s evolution will take place: Greece, the major culprit
of Europe’s past fiscal and economic irresponsibility, is due to exit formally the last of its bailout
programs. Just as the eurozone crisis began in Greece eight years ago, so too will it formally end
here.
US judge issues restraining order against Aegean Marine deal
A federal judge in New York has issued a restraining order temporarily blocking Aegean Marine Petroleum Network’s $367m purchase of HEC Europe from the bunkering giant’s founder and former largest shareholder.
