Turkey seeks expanded maritime rights in Aegean, eastern Mediterranean

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) is reportedly working on legislation that would enable the president to declare an Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) extending up to 200 nautical miles from Turkey’s coasts, according to sources cited by Bloomberg. Source link

Livestock virus is still active

European Union authorities warn that the foot-and-mouth virus that struck mostly goats and sheep on the Greek island of Lesvos is still active and in danger of spreading further. Source link

Ruling party’s congress set to begin

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and the rest of the ruling New Democracy leadership want the 16th party congress to send a message of unity and readiness for the upcoming electoral campaign, muting talk of dissent and MP grumbling. Source link

5 arrested in Crete counterfeit money investigation

5 arrested in Crete counterfeit money investigation

File photo. Police in Crete arrested five people early Friday as part of an investigation into counterfeit banknotes after officers discovered fake currency during a vehicle search near Iraklio, authorities said. The arrests were made at a fuel station in the Ammoudara area, where police stopped the suspects and searched the vehicle they were traveling …

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With Europe and also with America

With Europe and also with America

Those criticizing the government by claiming that it has aligned itself too closely with US President Donald Trump are choosing to ignore the special circumstances that Greece finds itself in and is having to manage. Our country has every reason to simultaneously rely on two geopolitical pillars, serving policies that are neither contradictory nor in …

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