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4.1 earthquake in Crete
It was off the coast of Lasithi
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Ruling party will not compete in presidential race
Ljubljana – The Freedom Movement has decided not to pick an alternative candidate after the ruling party’s vice-leader Marta Kos quit the presidential race. Party leader, Prime Minister Robert Golob announced on Wednesday that the party council would decide in a fortnight which of the other candidates to endorse.
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Astypalaia: the top 10 hiking trails on “Aegean’s Butterfly”
Discovering this gorgeous island of the Dodecanese through its exciting trails
China besieged Taiwan: Island blocked, 27 planes' raid; "This is an invasion"
As they state, Chinese forces are blocking the airspace and waters belonging to Taiwan.
As reported by the French news agency AFP, 27 planes entered Taiwan's airspace.
Pisina: The natural pool ‘miracle’ at Ano Koufonisi
Ultimate swimming experience on Koufonisi at a unique rock location resembling a pool
Visit Greece’s own Fjords – Where are they?
Meganisi is off the coast of Lefkada
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China sends warships and Japan sends fighters: What's cooking in the eastern sky?
More than 50 US and Japanese warplanes flew over waters off Japan this week amid rising tensions with China and Russia
NBA legend Magic Johnson and Samuel Jackson on their Greek summer “Odyssey” (photos)
The star and his famous party visited Skorpios in Lefkada
Japan protests Chinese navy sailing near disputed islands
Japan lodged a protest with China on Monday over a Chinese naval vessel sailing near disputed islands, a Japanese official said, as reports emerged of Russia also sending its own navy ship to the area.
The islets in the East China Sea, known as the Senkaku by Tokyo and the Diaoyu by Beijing, are at the centre of a long-running dispute between Japan and China.
Ankara says Greek officials need permission to visit eastern Aegean islands, cites 953 Greek ‘violations’
After months of declarations from top Turkish government officials that Greece's sovereignty over a number of its islands in the eastern Mediterranean is contingent upon Athens demilitarising them, now Turkish Defence Minister Hulusi Akar has reportedly decided that he wishes to forbid Deputy Defence Minister Nikos Hardalias from visiting the said islands without Ankara's permission.