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Greece-Turkey maritime disputes and energy tensions

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Latest: Turkey issues NAVTEX for Mediterranean underwater research

Tensions between Greece and Turkey have escalated due to disputes over maritime claims, spatial planning, and energy infrastructure. Conflict has intensified over the militarization of Aegean islands, with Turkey demandi

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Greek trade performance and bilateral relations

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Latest: Greece exports grow 16.5% from January to August 2026

In the first half of 2026, bilateral trade between Greece and Italy reached 6.35 billion euros, a 5.4% increase from the same period in 2025. Greek exports to Italy rose by 7.46%, driven largely by an 82.2% increase in m

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Security threats in Riyadh via drone and rocket attacks

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Latest: Greece issues travel advisory for Saudi Arabia

A series of rocket and drone attacks in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, has prompted security warnings and operational changes for foreign residents. Following an attack on King Khalid International Airport on October 10, the Mace

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Vlach Federation dispute over Council of Europe resolution

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Latest: Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs criticized over Council of Europe Vlach heritage resolution

The Panhellenic Federation of Vlach Cultural Associations (POPSVB) has formally protested Resolution 2674 (2026) adopted by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe. The resolution recommends that Greek author

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Greece-North Macedonia textbook dispute

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Latest: Greece demands changes to North Macedonian school textbooks

Greece has formally demanded changes to North Macedonian school textbooks, alleging that certain historical formulations violate the Prespa Agreement and the Greek Constitution. Deputy Foreign Minister Alexandra Papado

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