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A Beautiful Crime: Soghomon Tehlirian and the birth of the concept of Genocide

Raphael Lemkin's struggle for the need for an international law punishing the wholesale annihilation of groups of people

Dendia’s answer to Cavusoglu: “My friend Mevlüt … Abandon your threats of war … Happy 2021!”

Mr. Cavusoglu had called on the Greek FM to stop asking for help from others "insulting the Greek people’s dignity"

Turkish President Erdogan peddles ‘fake news’ about Turkish coastline length, according to CIA Factbook

The misinformation is in the context of the nationalistic doctrine of the "Blue Homeland"

Sergey Lavrov: Every state has the right to extend its sea borders to 12 nautical miles

The top Russian diplomat is expected to be in Athens soon on an official visit

European MED7 calls on Turkey to respect international law

Greece was represented by Alternate Minister of Foreign Affairs Miltiadis Varvitsiotis

Syrians held in Turkish prison “in breach of international law”, advocates say

Scores of Syrians detained have been accused of links to the Kurdistan Workers Party and moved to a prison in Sanliurfa, Turkey

New Turkish book claims Greek islands but ignores international law

Turkey is only one of 15 countries in the whole world who has not signed the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea

US refusal to withdraw troops from Iraq is a breach of international law: Analysis

Implications under international law

President Pavlopoulos to Turkey: Greece will defend its sovereignty

The President made the statements while on a visit in Kozani

Greek Foreign Ministry: Turkish-Libyan memorandum has no value

The Greek Foreign Ministry responded in a tough way to Turkish provocations

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