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Trump marks Greek Independence Day
President Donald Trump has marked Greek Independence Day with a rather ominous message.
At a White House reception, Trump said that in the years to come "we don't know what will be required to defend our freedom."
But he said it will take "great courage, and we will show it."
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Donald Trump: “Oh, do I love the Greeks” (photo)
It was all Greek at the White House on occasion of Greece’s March 25 annual Independence Day celebrations, with images of traditional Greek dances and the sound of the bouzouki filling the hall. President Donald Trump was present and enjoyed the Greek-American dance groups that showcased their skills at the event. “ I love the Greeks. Oh, do I love the Greeks.
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Albania Reforms Senate Caucus to Boost US Ties
Albania is trying to woo important friends in Washington DC at a time when the policies of the new White House under Donald Trump towards the Balkans are still unsettled and unclear.
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Trump's visit will give him an opportunity to press his case for why many NATO allies need to boost defense spending to help spread the cost of the security umbrella.
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Greece has made no secret of the fact it wants to strengthen bilateral military ties, and to modernize its military arsenal with American systems.