Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan warned Greece against "reckless" moves in the Aegean, saying Turkey's armed forces and coast guard are on high alert.

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Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan warned Greece against "reckless" moves in the Aegean, saying Turkey's armed forces and coast guard are on high alert.

The Greek prime minister said Moody’s and Scope Ratings’ decisions reflect economic progress, fiscal stability, reforms and a faster reduction in public debt.

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Athens' Epigraphical Museum marks European Heritage Days with exhibition tours and a film festival on ancient inscriptions, Sept 25–27.

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