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Turkey’s war on dissent goes global

Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s government is abusing international law enforcement institutions to target its critics

The European Commission downgrades outlook for the Greek economy

It was preceded by the IMF, which in April revised its estimate for a 2.6% growth this year to 2.0%

Europe’s growing muslim population

Muslims are projected to increase as a share of Europe’s population, even with no future migration

Cyprus’ & Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Ministers strengthen cooperation with signing of bilateral agreements in Riyadh

The Saudi Foreign Minister accepted an invitation to hold an official visit to Cyprus in the near future

Cyprus’ role in the Commonwealth after Brexit

Commonwealth free trade zone would grant access to some of the world’s fastest growing emerging markets giving a boost to business and investment

Financial Times: Why Germany’s still not ready to let go of Greece

More debt relief means less money back for their taxpayers

Britain considers setting up satellite system to rival EU’s Galileo

The Commission’s exclusion of British-based companies has meant that Airbus has to move its UK-based Galileo operations to an EU country after Brexit

Cooperation in the Balkans can help overcome challenges, says PM Tsipras

The next meeting between the four nations will take place in Thessaloniki at around the end of June

Goldman Sachs says Greek debt relief is key to sustainable market return

Markets will continue to treat the Greek economy as a special case that is prone to unforeseen shocks

Erdogan: Austria will “pay a price” for banning Turkish campaigning

Erdogan said he would address Turkish origin voters in a European country without elaborating further

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