Somalia and Turkey Free Hijacked Ship After Bloody Operation

Somalia and Turkey Free Hijacked Ship After Bloody Operation

Turkey and Somalia have freed a ship seized by pirates off the coast of Puntland in northeastern Somalia following a 10-day military operation that killed 14 pirates, the government in Mogadishu announced. Somali authorities said Turkish and Somali forces maintained “continuous military pressure” throughout the operation, eventually forcing the remaining pirates to abandon the vessel. …

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Providing information or seeking approval?

The solution sought by Athens, Paris and Nicosia to overcome objections raised by Turkey over the Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnection project sounds very convenient to me. Source link

The housing of public servants

The return of two rents per year to educators and healthcare employees working in rural areas of the country is a necessary initiative. Source link

Life in the climate crisis

Death may come in the terrifying roar of a fire or in a massive wall of water, mud and rocks swallowing all in its way, or with a sigh in a room in which the heat overwhelms a tired body. Source link

US Sanctions Greek Linked Shipping Network Over Alleged Iran and Russia Ties – Greek City Times

US Sanctions Greek Linked Shipping Network Over Alleged Iran and Russia Ties – Greek City Times

The United States has imposed sanctions on a Greek linked shipping network that Washington alleges has maintained connections to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and Russia’s shadow fleet. According to the US Treasury Department, the sanctioned network includes Hong Kong based Shipoil Limited and two Dubai based affiliates, Shipoil FZCO and Ship Fuels and Trade …

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Farmers planning protest rally at TIF opening

Farmers represented by the Panhellenic Committee who early this year blocked major highways across the country protesting rising production costs, announced a rally at the opening of the 90th Thessaloniki International Fair on September 5. Source link

Spike in property prices may not last

The prices of Greek properties have been rallying over the past seven years and this rise has accelerated since 2022, but that may be ending, an analysis by credit ratings agency Moody’s shows. Source link