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The provocative speech of Hoxha against Greece and the 218 million drachmas that Albania received from Greece as “war reparations”
One of the issues often raised by Albania, both at the bilateral and international levels, is the so-called “Cham issue.”
Politico: Meloni, the most powerful woman in Europe
Italy’s Iron Lady, Georgia Meloni, is the most powerful woman in Europe, according to a Politico poll. As of yesterday, the website had released a list of the most influential names on the continent, but in the last few hours, it has revealed the top one. Specifically, the personality whose word matters more than any other in Europe.
Greece to bolster Evros border security with additional 150 guards, says FM
Greece will further bolster security along its Evros border with Turkey by hiring an additional 150 border guards, Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis has said. These new recruits, supplementing the 450 guards hired over the past two years, will be stationed to support the second line of defense.
Ankara responds to Israeli accusations against Erdoğan
A spokesperson for the Turkish Foreign Ministry has responded to recent statements made by Israeli officials against President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, accusing them of attempting to shift the focus away from their country's actions in Gaza.
Greece and Albania at war, threat of veto arrived ​
Moreover, they also facing a big problem with minorities. Greece is now indirectly threatening to veto the beginning of Albania's accession negotiations to the European Union.
Altin Meshini is a successful producer of organic cheese in Prmet in southern Albania.
October 28: This is how the Greco-Italian war began in 1940
Shortly after 03:00 in the morning of October 28, 1940, the fascist Italian government of Mussolini sent an ultimatum to Greece, through the Italian ambassador in Athens, Emanuele Grazzi, who personally delivered it to Ioannis Metaxas at his home in Kifissia, demanding the free passage of the Italian army from the Greek-Albanian border in order to then occupy some strategic points of the Kingdo
Scholz-Mitsotakis talks: arms, energy, Ukraine, Eastern Mediterranean and Turkish provocations
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's scheduled talks with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in Athens on 27 October will cover a wide-ranging agenda from the war in Ukraine and the circular deal to send armoured vehicles to Kyiv, to further arms collaboration, the situation in the Eastern Mediterranean and energy (following the second illegal Turkey-Libya cooperation agreement recently) and Turkey'