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Mitsotakis: Elections & reshuffle are not in my plans at the moment

"Greece will defend its sovereign rights, which are indisputable, in any way deemed appropriate"

Russian church leader says calls to turn Hagia Sophia into mosque threaten Christianity

"What could happen to Hagia Sophia will cause deep pain among the Russian people"

France-Turkey spat over Libya arms exposes NATO’s limits

Turkey can't be ejected from NATO as legally there is no mechanism

India, China agree to “complete disengagement” from deadly border flashpoint

Brutal hand-to-hand fighting in the Galwan Valley in Ladakh on June 15 left twenty Indian soldiers dead

Greece to open new international military flight training school in Kalamata

The Italian-made Leonardo M-346 advanced trainer jet will probably become the backbone of the new Greek training center

Qataris forgetting Turkish colonialism as Western interests threatened

“Few Qataris who fought the Ottoman colonialists would have imagined that their grandchildren would become Turkey's closest allies”

The debate over the future of Hagia Sophia tells you everything you need to know about modern Turkey

More than 200 international scholars of Byzantine & Ottoman history & art issued an open letter raising concerns about the possibility that historical evidence be damaged

Israel’s missile force could easily kill millions of people in minutes

Be careful, people...

France’s message to Turkey on Hagia Sophia: “It must stay open to everyone”

Hagia Sophia has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and is today one of the most visited monuments in Turkey

Greek PM Mitsotakis sends message to EU leaders to support economies affected by Covid-19

The Prime Minister also referred extensively to Greece's preparations to receive tourists from July 1

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