A meeting between the Greek and Turkish defense ministers as part of the 5th Greece-Turkey High Level Cooperation Council in Athens took place “in a positive atmosphere,” Defense Ministry sources have said.
Firefighters attending to a fire in an abandoned building in central Athens have pulled a man out of the structure. The man was unconscious when firefighters found him. A team of 10 firefighters with four tenders responded to the fire.
The lure of a supposedly well-paid job and a decent life is frequently the perfect snare for thousands of women held in the clutches of human trafficking rings, from which only a small proportion will escape.
Greece and Turkey agreed on Thursday to mend their ties by promoting good neighborly relations, keeping communication channels open and focusing on low-level issues, such as culture and economy.
A riot police unit posted outside a building at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki that had been an anarchist squat until it was cleared recently, came under attack on Wednesday morning.
Three metro stations in central Athens that had been closed while visiting Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s motorcade was travelling through the capital were reopened on Thursday afternoon.
In a landmark visit of Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan to Athens, the long-time sparring partners agreed to focus on pursuing good unneighborly relations, keep open channels of communication, boost trade volumes and work on issues which have kept them apart, notably in the Aegean Sea.
Greek Premier Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan signed on Thursday a joint declaration pledging to maintain good and friendly neighborly relations at the 5th meeting of the High-Level Cooperation Council held in Athens on Thursday afternoon.
With diplomatic relations between Greece and Egypt deepening over the last years, there has been a renewed focus on the ties binding these two Mediterranean countries. One link that is back in the spotlight is the historic Greek community in Egypt, which for the last 200 years has maintained ties with homelands on both sides…
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