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US cuts Turkish steel tariffs by half to 25%

Decision brings duties in line with other countries as diplomatic tensions ease

Italy’s Salvini says Merkel, Macron have “ruined” the European Union

“We want to save Europe, which is not that of bureaucrats, bankers, financiers and those who have ruined it in recent years"

Anastasiades: We have just begun

Universal condemnation by the Cypriot parties of the statements by Alan Duncan, what comes next

The OH-58D Kiowa Warrior helicopters of the Hellenic Army Aviation are here (photos)

A total of 70 Armed Reconnaissance helicopters were bought from the US Army's reserves

US pulls nonessential staff from Iraq amid Mideast tensions

The U.S. in recent days has ordered the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier strike group to the Gulf region, plus four B-52 bombers

“I’m going for it”: Boris Johnson confirms he will stand as next Conservative Party leader

Theresa May is coming under increasing pressure to name the date of her departure

AKP mayor implies Istanbul mayoral candidate Imamoglu has Greek roots

Tevfik Göksu was referring to the Pontic Greeks who traditionally lived in the region of Pontus until they were ethnically cleansed by Turkey before the 1923 population exchange

Turkish Stream to start its operation in December

Bulgaria and Serbia have already proceeded to build the infrastructure for receiving gas

World Bank gives credit to Belt And Road construction

The World Bank recently issued a series of articles, discussing the influence of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) on infrastructure, foreign trade etc.

The suspected sabotage of oil tankers puts the Persian Gulf on high alert

If the incident is tied to Tehran it would raise questions about whether harder-liners in Iran attempt to up the ante regionally

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