Details of the discussion between Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan and HTS leader Abu Mohammed al-Golani remain undisclosed
During the crackdown, law enforcement agents of the Directorate for Combating Organized Crime (DAOE) in Thessaloniki and Attica also confiscated 49 weapons and drugs
Two face homicide charges; all seven as well as the two fatally wounded men and another seriously injured are Turkish nationals and Kurds, reports state
Two dead and one man in serious condition after attack on Monday morning in Ano Glyfada district; all 3 identified as Kurds from Turkey, while another 2 Kurds were later arrested
The developments underscore escalating tensions as Cyprus seeks to bolster its defense posture, a move Turkey claims threatens regional peace.
Newspaper “Milliyet” notes that Cyprus has agreed to procure the Israeli Iron Dome, reporting the first batch has arrived in Cyprus
During questioning, the suspects reportedly claimed they carried the weapons for self-defense.
The 40-minute working meeting focused on bilateral relations and the good results of recent Positive Agenda and Political Dialogue meetings held in Athens
The talks took place in Athens on Tuesday in preparation for the 6th High-Level Cooperation Council scheduled to take place in early 2025
Salonidis suggests that Greece, guided by a well-crafted legal strategy, might benefit from exploring compromises on certain contentious issues to bring Turkey to the courtroom.
Mitsotakis added that statements by former PM Antonis Samaras against the government's foreign policy, and his scathing criticism of FM Gerapetritis, was 'unacceptable'
Greek MD sources said Greek Armed Forces served as guarantors of our [Greek] national sovereignty and sovereign rights
Güler claimed that Greece violated the Bern Protocol of 1976 by conducting research activities in areas Turkey considers its potential continental shelf in the Aegean.
Minister Hakan Fidan cites 'more than one problem' in the Aegean needing resolution; quip aimed at domestic audience comes amid significantly improved relations
HABERLER headlines the news: "Greece, alongside Israel, to develop a $2 billion anti-aircraft system,"
Guler stated the deal was reached as Germany had approved the Turkish request following the support of NATO allies Italy, Spain, and the United Kingdom, who are joint partners in producing the multipurpose fighter jets.
The Greek Foreign Minister stressed that the next round of talks, the «positive agenda», issues mainly focusing on low intensity matters, would take place in Athens on December 2-3
Athens has made it clear that it will avoid engaging in any talks involving matters of Greek national sovereignty or defense
One passerby was slightly injured
VIMAtodotis column cites high-level talks over the progress made to implement a series of recent bilateral agreements signed by Athens and Ankara