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Nostos Alternative Tourism Expo in Nafpaktos
The first expo on alternative tourism in Greece opened its doors to visitors and professionals on Friday, October 14 and hopes to provide the interested parties with the ability to exchange ideas and network.
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EU Must Brace for Fresh Migrant Wave, Crooke
Former EU diplomat, MI6 agent and Conflicts Forum founder Alastair Crooke told BIRN in an intreview that waves of refugees will "keep on coming" to Europe - and that one result will be the further rise of populist politics all over Europe.
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Mitsotakis: Next government to investigate “Plan-B” allegations
Kyriakos Mitsotakis, the leader of Greece’s major opposition party, New Democracy (ND), reiterated his party’s resolve to shed light on the circumstances and conditions that lead to the capital controls being imposed on the Greek economy during the first months of SYRIZA-ANEL in power in 2015.
Djukanovic Wins Montenegro's Elections Amid Complaints of Violations
Montenegro's longstanding Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic, the leader of the Democratic Party of Socialists, DPS, has won 36 of the parliament's 81 seats in Sunday's election, according to the first exit polls announced by Montenegrin watchdogs, the Center for Democratic Transition, CDT, and the Centre for Monitoring and Research, CEMI.
Is a new Cold War brewing?
Since Russia's invasion of Crimea in 2014 and the military operations in eastern Ukraine, the concept of a "Cold War" has become part of our daily lexicon again. While the U.S.-led Western alliance hasn't fully digested the annexation of Crimea and has been busy developing strategies on how to best confront Russian expansionism in Eastern Europe, the Kremlin decided to get directly involved in
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Turkey proposes sending int'l aid convoy to Aleppo
Turkey has proposed sending an international aid convoy to Aleppo, the long-besieged Syrian city where around 300,000 people are facing shortages of food, medication and other essential supplies, at a critical meeting held in Swiss city Lausanne with the U.S., Russia and neighboring countries to Syria.
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Montenegro: Police Arrest 20 Serbian Nationals Suspected Of Planning "Armed Attacks"
BELGRADE - Montenegrin police say they have arrested 20 people suspected of planning armed attacks after voting closes in parliamentary elections, RFE/RL reports.
National police director Slavko Stojanovic said on October 16 that those arrested late on October 15 came from neighboring Serbia.
Talk of Russian gas pipeline via Greece revived
The prospect of a Russian natural gas pipeline passing through Greece is being discussed again in light of a key deal signed between Moscow and Ankara in Istanbul last Monday.
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An insecure West and Turkey
In Washington, Berlin and Brussels, you can't helping sensing the fear of losing Turkey as an ally and partner of the West. President Recep Tayyip Ergodan is doing everything in his power to enhance that fear and to project the image of a powerful yet unpredictable leader.
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Wikileaks: Three paid Hillary Clinton speeches for Goldman Sachs
Three of Hillary Clinton’s paid speeches to Goldman Sachs were released on Saturday by WikiLeaks, casting an awkward spotlight on the Democrat’s ties to the biggest players on Wall Street in the final stretch of the White House race.