Seas
Funds approved for repairs to Corinth Canal
Development Minister Adonis Georgiadis signed a 9-million-euro package for the studies and construction work necessary for the complete restoration of the sides of the iconic Corinth Canal in southern Greece which are prone to landslides that have led to the frequent barring of ships from passing through on public safety grounds. A new state of emergency was declared only a few days ago.
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Surfers flock to beaches in Turkey’s Marmaris district
With the weather turning windy on the morning of Feb. 2, some surfers flocked to the public beach in Turkey's southwestern province of Muğla's Marmaris to indulge in watersports such as kiteboarding.
Germany sees ‘mediating role’ in Turkey-Greece conflict (video)
Turkey has been consistently provoking Greece in the Aegean Sea through its expansionist actions
Exploratory contacts resume with low expectations
Exploratory contacts between Greece and Turkey resume Monday at Istanbul's Swissotel, with Athens having particularly low expectations of a substantial outcome due to the different agendas set by both sides.
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Rectors balk over funding
In response to the government's plans to introduce a minimum university entrance grade, the Rectors' Synod on Friday said it will get on board as long as the expected drop in admissions does not affect funding.
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Exploratory talks are not negotiations, says foreign ministry official
Next week's exploratory talks between Greece and Turkey over contested maritime claims in the Aegean are confidential discussions and not negotiations, the Greek Foreign Ministry's spokesperson Alexandros Papaioannou said on Thursday, during a press briefing.
The talks between the NATO allies are set to begin in Istanbul on January 25, after a four-year pause.
Turkey reacts to Greece's territorial waters extension
ISTANBUL - Turkey's Ministry of Foreign Affairs noted in an announcement Wednesday that Greece's extension of its territorial waters from 6 to 12 miles does not regard the Aegean Sea and repeated the country's objections against such an extension in the Aegean.
Turkish-Greek friendship, only a handshake away!: Op-ed
Though largely unadmitted, the key truth about Turkish-Greek differences over the Aegean and the eastern Mediterranean is that they are solvable. How so? For the reason that there is in store a wealth of wisdom and experience accumulated over many years of arduous exploratory talks and negotiations between the two neighbors.
The Romans: Genetic study reveals who they were
They were related to peoples across the Mediterranean
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First round of exploratory talks to focus on technical issues
The understanding between the Greek and Turkish Ministries of Foreign Affairs is that the diplomatic missions will discuss on January 25 the point where exploratory contacts ended in 2016 and the issues that may have been added to the agenda of each country.