Member states of the European Union
Eurostat: Lowest Rate of Prisoners in the EU since 2000
In the EU in 2017, there were on average 116 prisoners per 100 000 people, a rate which is the lowest since 2000, Eurostat reported.
Athens vies for best destination
Athens is among the 20 nominees for Europe's best destination in 2020, being voted on by users of the website European Best Destinations in association with the continent's largest travel agencies.
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From Carter to Trump
Prior to the 1976 US presidential election excessive expectations were cultivated among Greeks regarding the expected election of Jimmy Carter.
The candidate was depicted as a philhellene and much was invested in his electoral victory.
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Islands on same footing as mainland, US envoy says
Inhabited islands, such as Crete, are on the same footing as mainland coastline in the delineation of marine zones, US Ambassador Geoffrey Pyatt said Monday in response to questions from reporters about the recent maritime border agreement between Libya and Turkey that ignores the presense of the Greek island.
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Ankara denounces five-party Cairo summit on E Med
Ankara denounced a recent meeting on Jan. 9 held between Greece, France, the Greek Cypriot administration, Egypt and Italy against a recent maritime delimitation deal between Turkey and Libya.
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Greece, Cyprus, France and Egypt reject Turkish maritime border deal with Libya
The Foreign Ministers of Greece, Cyprus, France and Egypt rejected on Wednesday two deals signed between Turkey and Libya's UN-recognised government in Tripoli, saying they further undermine regional stability and are both "null and void."
Foreign ministers discuss Libya crisis, EastMed in Cairo
Recent developments in Libya, as well as security and stability issues in the Eastern Mediterranean were at the center of a five-way meeting in Cairo on Wednesday between the foreign ministers of Greece, Cyprus, Egypt, France and Italy, state-run news agency ANA-MPA reported.
Greece will not tolerate violations of sovereign rights, Greek PM tells Trump
Donald Trump and Kyriakos Mitsotakis reaffirmed strong relations and close cooperation between the United States and Greece during their meeting at the White House, the Greek prime minister told reporters in Washington as he expressed "satisfaction" over talks with the US President.
‘Alliance of peace and security’ being raised against Turkey, PM says during US visit
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis plans to brief US President Donald Trump on Turkish violations in the Eastern Mediterranean and Aegean and the threat they pose to international stability and regional security, he told an event in Tarpon Springs, Florida, on the first of a four-day visit to the United States on Sunday night.
Greek PM warns Turkey against crossing ‘red lines’
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has renewed his criticism of Turkey's activity in the Aegean and the Eastern Mediterranean, while warning Ankara against crossing "red lines."
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