Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu fired off fresh accusations against Greece on Thursday, claiming that it continues to violate “the Lausanne Treaty and the basic human rights” of the Muslim minority in Western Thrace, which Ankara insists, in contravention of said treaty, on describing as Turkish.
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Claiming solidarity with an imprisoned anarchist in Italy, a self-styled anarchist group claimed responsibility for an arson attack on cars at a senior Italian diplomat’s home in Athens earlier this month.
A Roma man was shot dead late Thursday after a fight in a camp near the town of Megara, west of Athens.
Clashes between groups of ethnic Roma and police escalated Thursday evening when a group of 25 Roma opened fire against special police forces in the suburb of Aspropyrgos, west of the capital Athens, police say.
Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias told a conference in Athens on Wednesday that Greece’s tourism cooperation with the US and Israel has been reflected in the rise in tourism traffic to Athens.
Greek stocks maintained their growth course for another day on Thursday, though this time banks were not the protagonists – that role fell to other blue chips, especially power companies, as well as the majority of mid-caps.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and the leader of the opposition, Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras, clashed in Parliament on Thursday during a debate on a bill on surveillance and wiretapping.
Turkey’s foreign minister on Thursday accused Greece of not recognizing the Muslim minority in the country’s northeastern Thrace region as an “ethnic minority” and thus of violating an international treaty.