Page 117 - Evros News Today

Greece's borders are secure, with roughly 1,500 migrants prevented from entering illegally each day at Evros, while it has at no time harboured terrorists, Citizen Protection Minister Takis Theodorikakos repeated on Wednesday in an interview with the radio station "Parapolitika", in response to provocative statements made by Turkish officials following a terrorist attack in Istanbul.

Turkey deported 44,768 Afghan nationals in the first eight months of 2022, a 150-percent increase from the first eight months of 2021 — *before* the Taliban takeover.

Videos have emerged showing hooded auxiliaries, known as ‘Shadow Army', attacking migrants, before forcing them into Turkey.

Germany's "ring exchange" of tanks to avoid directly arming Ukraine got off to a slow start. But some experts see it as the prelude to a shift in German security policy.

The latest “backfill arrangements” with Athens have not only intensified the NATO proxy war against Russia in Ukraine, but also the danger of another devastating war between Greece and Turkey.

�� Sveiki!*Welcome to Friday, where Russian attacks leave millions of Ukrainians without power, Germany’s Chancellor Scholz is on a controversial trip to China, and Barcelona’s star defender Gerard Piqué announces his surprise retirement. Meanwhile, German daily Die Welt gives us rare access to one o...

Over the weekend of October 15, 92 immigrants from Afghanistan, Syria, Morocco, Iran, Bangladesh and Pakistan were discovered in Greece—at the Evros river border with Turkey—after having been abandoned and stripped completely naked by authorities.

New testimonies in Pakistani media proving that Turkey is facilitating the illegal entry of migrants into Greece have been unveiled by Directus.

Once a gateway for illegal immigrants hoping to hop a ferry to Europe, the Greek port of Patras is now a dead end, where refugees must now also face growing hostility from the popular Neo-Nazi political party Golden Dawn.

Many migrants want to enter the EU via the Greece-Turkey border. Time and again, it is the scene of violence, and the EU border guard Frontex is also said to be involved. Die Welt managed to visit a place that is off-limits for journalists and usually remains hidden from the public.