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State Department says ‘no significant changes’ in Greece’s human rights report
There were "no significant changes" in the human rights situation in Greece over the past year, the US State Department said in its annual report which includes, however, a list of issues pertaining to the treatment of migrants, police and the use of spyware.
UEFA probing PAOK complaint
The European soccer governing body, UEFA, has appointed an ethics and disciplinary inspector to look into complaints issued by Thessaloniki club PAOK over the treatment of its fans and members of its team by the Belgian police in the game against Club Brugge for the Conference League competition last week.
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Greece accuses Turkey of ‘politicizing’ environment, affirms commitment to safeguarding sovereign rights
Greece on Wednesday affirmed its commitment to safeguarding its sovereign rights, while accusing Turkey of attempting to "politicize" environmental conservation matters.
Mitsotakis is one of ‘strongest voices’ in EU, EPP chief tells ND congress
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is one of the "strongest voices" among the leaders of the EU's 27 member states, European People's Party president Manfred Weber told delegates attending the New Democracy congress on Saturday.
Gov’t pledges thorough investigation after woman is killed outside police precinct
The Greek government has pledged to conduct a thorough investigation to determine whether all necessary protocols were followed by the police force following the fatal stabbing of a 28-year-old woman outside an Athens police precinct, where she had just sought protection from her ex-boyfriend.
Greek-Russian relations at their lowest point
Greek-Russian relations are at the worst possible point. Statements and actions from both sides are indicative of the bad vibes.
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PM to visit Canada, finalize purchase of firefighting planes
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will travel to Canada later this week, where he will finalize a deal to purchase seven DHC-515 Firefighters, the newest water bombers built by De Havilland, Toronto's Globe and Mail newspaper reported Wednesday.
Greek bonds are already on A rating for markets
The markets "rate" Greek bonds in the "A" category, five notches higher than their current average rating of "BBB-" that is in the lowest category of the investment grade, as the Bank of Greece pointed out on Friday.
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Egyptian headache in Athens and EU
Athens has described forthcoming EU support for Egypt with a generous €7.4 billion package to manage migration as "vital" for the wider region.
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Greece must develop a national health strategy
The time has come for the Greek government to develop a national health strategy. In fact, it's long overdue.
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