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U.S.: American Expert Explains Why Türkiye Will Never Be Able to Acquire F-35s
The Turkish desire to rejoin the F-35 program was revealed yesterday by the newspaper Cumhuriyet, which also disclosed ‘s intention to “freeze” the use of the S-400s purchased from Russia to persuade Washington to supply it with the latest-generation fighter jets.
Netanyahu trying to 'blow up’ potential deal with Hamas: Israeli sources
Sources from the Israeli negotiating team accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of attempting to "blow up" the talks and obstruct reaching a hostage swap deal with Hamas, the Israeli public broadcaster KAN said Tuesday.
Washington: prominent expatriates mentor Greek-American students
For the ninth consecutive year, Greek American students and young professionals from across the United States met in Washington, D.C. to participate in a program that allows them to meet and receive professional guidance from distinguished members of the Greek American community.
White House: Positive Start to Ceasefire Talks in Gaza
White House Press Secretary John Kirby today referred to a “positive start” in the talks that have just begun in Doha, focusing on achieving a ceasefire agreement and the release of hostages in the Gaza Strip.
China watches America’s topsy-turvy election
How will the Chinese Communist Party leadership react to the highly unpredictable US election? China's leaders are convinced that one of the few points America's Republicans and Democrats agree on is the desire to stunt China's natural growth and the legitimate expansion of its influence.
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Mitsotakis: We Cannot Rely Solely on the Americans for Defense – Greece Spends Over 2% of GDP
Message to Allies on Defense Spending
Kyriakos Mitsotakis conveyed the message that all alliance countries must do more for common defense, even if it means additional defense spending. He made these remarks while speaking on CNN to journalist Julia Chatterley at 1:30 AM on Saturday (Greek time).
Mitsotakis on the violations of the Prespa Agreement: “We will not reveal our weapons”
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis made statements in the early hours of Friday (July 12, 2024) following the NATO Summit, addressing among other things North Macedonia, Cyprus, and aid to Ukraine.
Regarding North Macedonia’s disregard for the Prespa Agreement, Athens’ response:
Erdogan says Turkey will not approve NATO attempts to cooperate with Israel
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday it is not possible for NATO to continue its partnership with the Israeli administration.
"Until comprehensive, sustainable peace is established in Palestine, attempts at cooperation with Israel within NATO will not be approved by Turkey," Erdogan said at a news conference at the NATO summit.
Trump return would threaten US democracy
The recent presidential debate in the United States caused tremors within the Democratic Party. President Biden's apparent weaknesses and image against his archrival Donald Trump sparked concerns about the president's fitness, as well as talk of a possible succession.
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Bulgaria's Former Defense Minister: NATO's Stance on Ukraine Membership Unlikely to Change
Former Defense Minister of Bulgaria, Professor Todor Tagarev, expressed skepticism regarding Ukraine's immediate NATO membership prospects, attributing this to the differing positions of certain member countries, as reported by the Bulgarian National Radio (BNR) amidst the NATO summit in Washington.