Turkey-Libya Memorandum: What it means for Greece and Cyprus ↗
Front page leadThe signing of the Turkey-Libya maritime deal is analyzed for its potential impact on Greece and Cyprus, focusing on the ratification of the controversial agreement.
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The Greek news site Naftemporiki features top stories on the Turkey-Libya maritime deal and its implications for Greece and Cyprus, a diplomatic meeting between Turkish and Libyan officials, and a domestic crime story about two sisters accused of murdering their mother. The site also includes…
The signing of the Turkey-Libya maritime deal is analyzed for its potential impact on Greece and Cyprus, focusing on the ratification of the controversial agreement.
Athens has strategically aligned with Haftar, a move that Turkey and its allies perceive as advantageous, especially following the ratification of the Turkish-Libyan memorandum by the Libyan Parliament.
A political figure, likely Dimitris Vlastos, has reportedly called for stricter measures against illegal immigration, using the metaphor of a "yellow card."
In Amaliada, two sisters are accused of murdering their mother, with their third sister reportedly reporting the crime to the authorities.
The Hellenic Space Center is inviting the public to name a new space mission that will carry the first Greek astronaut.
Protests have erupted regarding pension increases for pensioners in Athens' Kotzia Square.