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Pompeo warns Turkey to respect resolutions on Cyprus' Varosha
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Wednesday assured Cypriot Foreign Minister Nikos Christodoulides that any unilateral actions by Turkey to reopen Varosha would be against UN resolutions and would hamper any efforts to resume peace talks, state news agency ANA-MPA reported.
4.2-magnitude earthquake near Athens is aftershock, experts say
An earthquake with a magnitude of 4.2 has struck not far from Athens and seismologists say it was an aftershock from a stronger quake more than a week ago.
Kalamata mayor backtracks on deadly flare 'tradition'
A day after he said that the officially sanctioned flare-throwing Easter tradition, which cost a cameraman's life Sunday, could not be stopped because it was in the city inhabitants' "DNA," the mayor of the southwestern city of Kalamata now concedes that there's no way the city council will sanction the staging of this event in the future.
International conference on topic of news agencies vs. 'fake news' taking place in Tirana
Tirana, Dec 3 /Agerpres/ - Today, fake news is no longer a phenomenon but a true communication strategy in the hands of a few people or groups which try to use the 'fourth power' for purposes often hostile, said the General Director of the Albanian Telegraphic Agency (ATA), Armela Krasniqi, on Sunday, at the opening of the international conference on the topic of "News Agencies
Cyprus's Anastasiades briefed on missing 11-year-old boys
Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades said on Tuesday he has given "strict instructions" to the country's authorities to locate and rescue two 11-year-old boys who went missing earlier this morning outside their school in Larnaca.
Cyprus on high alert over two missing boys
Police in Larnaca, Cyprus, went on high alert Tuesday morning following reports that two school boys went missing at Kamares state primary school.
According to Greece's state news agency ANA-MPA, the boys' parents are from Greece and they are friends.
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Former PM accuses journalist of slander
Former prime minister Antonis Samaras has filed a defamation suit against journalist Costas Vaxevanis over a Facebook post last week in which he accuses the ex-conservative leader of lying about his involvement in the Novartis case.
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Cook on cargo ship died of heart disease, coroner finds
A preliminary coroner's report on Monday said that the death of the cook on a quarantined cargo ship was due to heart problems and not a contagious disease.
The Antigua-flagged Blue Note alerted Greek authorities that its 40-year-Russian cook had died of unknown causes while en route from Italy to Greece, raising concerns that he may have been infected with a contagious disease.
Union decries Kos resort seeking to fine workers for complaints
The union representing hotel workers and servers on Kos in the eastern Aegean reacted on Wednesday to reports that a new resort on the popular holiday island is asking all of its employees to sign individual contracts foreseeing fines in the event of guest complaints.
Nimetz has 'constructive meeting' with Greek FM
Now is the time for decisions to solve the 25-year-old name dispute between Greece and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM), United Nations special envoy Matthew Nimetz said in Athens on Tuesday after meeting with Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias.
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