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PM heading to US in April
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is set to visit the US most likely on April 4 for talks with American President Joe Biden.
According to government sources, Greece and the US are in discussions but the exact date has not been set.
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Mitsotakis to meet with Biden in April
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is scheduled to meet with US President Joe Biden in Washington on April 4.
According to information, the Greek prime minister will attend the event at the White House commemorating the anniversary of the Greek Revolution of 1821.
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Putin boasts Russia nuclear arsenal better than in US
President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday that Russia's nuclear triad — its three-pronged arsenal of weapons launched from land, sea and air — was "much more" advanced than that of the United States.
Trump, Biden clinch enough delegates for US presidential nomination
Joe Biden and rival Donald Trump each won enough delegates Tuesday to clinch their party nominations in the 2024 presidential race, networks projected, all but assuring a rematch and setting up one of the longest election campaigns in U.S. history.
First vessel with aid for Gaza leaves Cyprus port
A ship loaded with 200 tonnes of humanitarian aid for Palestinians in war-ravaged Gaza left from Cyprus's Larnaca port on Tuesday, a spokeswoman for the NGO operating the vessel said.
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Ukraine's F-16 Acquisition Later This Year Won't Change Much On The Battlefield
The New York Times reported that Ukraine is set to receive F-16 fighters by summer 2024, but they may be too few to make a significant impact in the ongoing conflict. While 12 Ukrainian pilots are expected to be ready to fly the F-16s by then, Western countries have pledged to transfer only six out of the approximately 45 promised planes to Kyiv.
Türkiye, US resume stalled counterterrorism talks
Türkiye and the United States have agreed to resume "counterterrorism consultations" and establish a dialogue on defense industry cooperation, according to a joint statement released on March 9 following talks between the country's top diplomats.
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Blinken, Fidan discuss Middle East, Ukraine, trade
The foreign ministers of the United States and Turkey discussed, in their meeting in Washington Friday, the Middle East, trade and investment issues, the Ukraine and other matters, and welcomed Sweden's accession to NATO as the 32nd member, State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said Saturday.
Miler's full statement follows:
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Grave situation in Gaza requires urgent attention, Fidan tells Blinken
Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan told his U.S. counterpart Antony Blinken that the situation in Gaza is grave and requires urgent attention as he called for an immediate ceasefire and uninterrupted humanitarian aid in the Gaza Strip.
Oxi Day Foundation establishes new global courage awards
The Washington Oxi Day Foundation has established new global awards to "celebrate everyday acts of courage by unsung heroes across the globe."
Titled "It Takes Courage," the new awards build on the Oxi Courage Award that the foundation established in 2011.