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Turkey urges Greece to cancel circular restricting Muslim students
Turkey urged Greece early on Sept. 24 to cancel a circular restricting Muslim students and teachers from performing their religious duties.
Greece Needs More Help from EU on Migrant Issues
Greece needs more EU help on migrant issues in order to be able to stop a potential wave of Afghan asylum-seekers fleeing Taliban rule, PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Sunday. "I will say it again: we cannot have European countries who believe that Greece should resolve this problem alone," he told a news conference.
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Afghanistan – What Mitsotakis will say to Erdogan about refugees
The telephone communication between the Prime Minister and the Turkish President at 7.30 pm tonight is made on a Greek initiative as the Prime Minister wants to make it clear that Athens would not like to see a crowd of refugees at the Evros fence and incited mass movements on its land and sea borders, and on the other hand that the mass flows of refugees are not in the interest of either count
Greek police bust human trafficking ring
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Post-Pandemic Europe to Migrants: Stay Away!
As the world begins to travel again, Europe is sending migrants a loud message: Stay away!
Greek border police are firing bursts of deafening noise from an armored truck over the frontier into Turkey. Mounted on the vehicle, the long-range acoustic device, or "sound cannon," is the size of a small TV set but can match the volume of a jet engine.
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CNN Turk reports a Greek radar system will have ‘eyes’ 15km inside Turkish territory
Turkish media have ramped up reports about the fortification by Greece at the Evros borders in the north-east
Evros residents denounce visiting migration minister
Residents of Orestiada in the Evros border region in northwestern Greece greeted visiting Migration Minister Notis Mitarakis on Monday with a hail of stones, firecrackers, eggs and plastic cups of coffee to express their opposition to government plans to increase the capacities of the local reception and identification center for asylum seekers and the pre-departure detention facility.
Widespread damages in Patmos due to storms
Widespread damages have been reported on the road network of the island of Patmos in the eastern Aegean, as a result of heavy rainfall in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
The rainfall also caused landslides in coastal areas.
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Minister pledges steps to strengthen deterrent power of Armed Forces
The Armed Forces effectively defended the land border Greece shares with Turkey along the Evros river in 2020 and safeguarded the country's sovereign rights in the Aegean and the Eastern Mediterranean, Defense Minister Nikos Panagiotopoulos said in a year-end assessment.
Greek PM Mitsotakis: The vaccine against Covid is the New Year’s gift of 2021
“In 2020 Greece secured its borders in Evros & the Aegean Sea & guarded its rights in the Eastern Mediterranean”