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Cyprus: Christodoulides and Starmer met in Nicosia – British Prime Minister visits Cyprus after 53 years

Starmer's visit angered Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar, who complained that the British did not inform them of the visit

Question by Beleris to the European Parliament on the recognition of the Genocide of Christians by the Ottoman Empire

He says that "the persecution and massacres of minorities are, to date, the most heinous crimes in world history"

Syria: Athens is “mapping” the new landscape after the developments – The decisions on asylum are to be taken at the GSC

The first question that remains to be answered is what kind of government Syria will have & what will be its attitude towards the US, Russia & Israel - Second parameter in the equation, what will be the role of Turkey

Syria: Greece’s role, the anxiety over the migration issue and Turkey’s moves

Greece takes over in a few days as a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council - Europe fears a new destructive civil war

Erdogan: There are only two leaders left in the whole world, me and Putin

"I have completed 22 years in the presidency. Putin is catching up. All the others have been neutralized or gone," the Turkish president said

Syria: Anxiety over the next day – Who are the ones who ended Assad’s 25-year regime

Delicate balances - Who to ally with and who to clash with

Kyriakos Pierrakakis at the Patriarchate of Alexandria – The signing of memoranda of understanding

The Minister of Education spoke of "the highest honour" and noted that it is "a reminder of our debt to this Ark of Orthodoxy and Hellenism"

Kostas Karamanlis: I do not question anyone’s patriotism – Declare an EEZ in the Aegean based on the median line

The former Prime Minister spoke at an event for the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Karpathos

Trump: No commitment that the US will remain in NATO

Trump said he is trying to end the war in Ukraine "if he can"

Syria: Fear for the fate of Greeks living in the country – “Closed in their homes”

"All my relatives and the rest of the Greeks are locked up in their homes. They don't communicate with anyone, not even with each other," says a Greek Syrian living in Aleppo

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