Turkey-Libya Memorandum Unchanged, But State Department Shifts Stance ↗
Front page leadThe US State Department's position on the Turkey-Libya memorandum has changed, raising questions about who is shaping US foreign policy.
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The front page of To Vima focuses on international relations and domestic political developments. A key international story covers the US State Department's changing stance on the Turkey-Libya memorandum, with related articles discussing diplomatic maneuvers in the Eastern Mediterranean and…
The US State Department's position on the Turkey-Libya memorandum has changed, raising questions about who is shaping US foreign policy.
The US State Department has reacted to the Turkey-Libya memorandum, outlining its demands for both Greece and Turkey.
A diplomatic standoff is occurring in the Eastern Mediterranean, detailing the strategic actions being taken by Athens.
Israel and Egypt have both rejected the ratification of the Turkey-Libya memorandum by the government of Eastern Libya.
An opinion piece questions the relevance of protests occurring in France and other European cities to domestic concerns.
The Standing Holy Synod of the Church of Greece convened an extraordinary meeting concerning the Monastery of Sinai.
PASOK is experiencing a rise in opinion polls, focusing on a 'social' agenda and challenging the New Democracy party.
Alexis Tsipras is preparing intensely for the SYRIZA congress, with discussions about 'myellas' and the selection of candidates underway.
US politician Douglas Whitkov has sparked fierce reactions after referring to Vladimir Putin as 'humanitarian'.
A scandal in Greek basketball has led to six individuals being accused and referred to the prosecutor.