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Middle East: Which countries recognize the State of Palestine and what this means in international law

At least 151 countries out of 193 UN member states recognise the Palestinian state - The first country to do so and the new additions to the list

Mitsotakis–Erdogan meeting in New York today: Agenda items and points of conflict

At 21:00 (Greek time) the meeting at the "House of Turkey" - From the highest expectations of the previous period we have shifted to a controlled tension

France recognized the State of Palestine – “The time has come for peace,” Macron told the UN

Just yesterday, recognition had also come from the UK, Canada, Portugal, and Australia, with other countries expected to follow – Outrage from Israel over the decisions

White House: Recognition of Palestinian state is reward for Hamas

The US President will address the UN General Assembly tomorrow on this decision taken by many countries

Russian doctors involved in torture of prisoners, says UN expert report

The report describes a system based on fear and punishment, where political prisoners are persecuted, tortured, and subjected to forced psychiatric treatments

At 10 p.m. (Greek time) the UN session on Palestine – Macron to recognize Palestinian state

The session at UN headquarters in New York is expected to last three hours – France says recognition of a Palestinian state is welcome and historic, but also symbolic

Malta will officially recognize a Palestinian state at the UN Assembly, says its prime minister

The UK, Canada, Australia, and Portugal recognized a Palestinian state yesterday, a move aimed at promoting the two-state solution

How, after many postponements, we arrived at the Mitsotakis–Erdogan meeting in New York

Both Athens and Ankara want to send the message that the rapprochement process is alive, something that helps maintain the "calm waters"

Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Greece is closely monitoring the course of Piri Reis

Athens safeguards its sovereign rights, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman stressed - Anti-NAVTEX issued - So far there has been no movement from the oceanographic

Greece responds to the UN regarding Libya’s claims: We reject the Turkey-Libya memorandum from the outset – See the letter

With a verbal note, Athens points out that the Turkey-Libya memorandum “ignores the maritime rights of the Greek islands” – Declares readiness to resume negotiations

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