Greece
Greece is a country in the southern Balkans
Emirates launching new Newark, NJ, service via Athens
Emirates on Monday announced that it will be launching a new daily service from Dubai to Newark Liberty International Airport via Athens on March 12.
Emirates already has four daily flights to New York's JFK and hopes to strengthen its connection with the American metropolis with the new daily service, while also providing a direct link between Athens and the United States.
Emirates launching new Newark, NY, service via Athens
Emirates on Monday announced that it will be launching a new daily service from Dubai to Newark Liberty International Airport via Athens on March 12.
Emirates already has four daily flights to New York's JFK and hopes to strengthen its connection with the American metropolis with the new daily service, while also providing a direct link between Athens and the United States.
Fate of Turkish coup plotters who fled to Greece to be decided this week
Greece's Supreme Court will deliver its verdict on Jan. 26 on whether or not to extradite eight Turkish soldiers who fled to Greece in a helicopter after a failed military coup in July, the Athens News Agency reported.
Turkey alleges the men were involved in the July 2016 failed coup attempt and has demanded their swift extradition.
Greek Supreme Court delays Turkey coup suspect ruling
Greece's Supreme Court on Jan. 23 postponed an expected ruling on whether to extradite eight Turkish soldiers sought by Ankara over the July 2016 failed coup attempt.
State Debt Decreases in EU, Bulgaria in Q3 2016
State debt in the entire European Union and the Euro zone has decreased as a percentage of GDP in the third quarter of 2016, showed Eurostat data.
The level of state debt in Bulgaria also marked a drop, compared to the second quarter, in spite of the fact that debt increased on an annual basis (compared to the third quarter of 2015).
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Supreme Court defers decision on Turkish servicemen to Thursday
Greece's Supreme Court on Monday deferred to Thursday a final decision on the extradition of eight Turkish servicemen accused by the government in Ankara of taking part in a failed coup last summer.
Supreme Court to decide on fate of eight Turkish servicemen
The Greek Supreme Court on Monday is to rule whether eight Turkish servicemen who fled to Greece after July's failed coup should be extradited.
Greek farmers rev up engines to block highways across country
Farmers all over Greece are up in arms against the Greek government and are preparing to block main highways throughout the country. The mobilisation is scheduled to start Monday in central Greece, where farmers will set up blockades on the national highway in Thessaly in central Greece.
Cosco to bring huge floating docks to Piraeus ship repair zone
The first of two sizable floating docks Cosco has ordered for the ship repair zone of Piraeus Port Authority (OLP) is all ready for transportation to Greece's biggest port.
Depending on the availability of a ship able to transport the 80,000-ton post-panamax dock, it is expected to arrive in late spring or early summer, according to sources from the Chinese group.
UN documents prove Turkey’s role during the Geneva negotiations
According to documents leaked from the UN and they are in the hands of the known journalist Mr. Ignatiou, it seems that Melvut Cavusoglu knew that the negotiations in Geneva on the Cyprus dispute would last two days and not just one as he argues now.