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Tara Kavaler 01/06/2021 Jewish state will provide training and aircraft to Hellenic Air Force in the largest-ever military supply deal between the countries The Greek government on Tuesday approved a $1.68 billion Israeli Defense Ministry bid to provide equipment and training over two decades to enhance its air defense, in the largest-ever military supply deal between the countries. “This agreement reflects the excellent and developing relations we have with Greece. It is a long-term partne...

The Bay Area Reporter received the announcement in a Facebook message on Monday. The San Francisco LGBTQ immigration attorney introduced the channel, telling his own immigration story, his pathway to becoming a United States citizen, and working as a human rights activist. Sengun, 36, plans to highlight LGBTQ issues around the world. "I wont be scared to discuss human rights abuses and which governments are oppressing different minorities, including LGBTQ people," he said. He also said in the v...

Home \ Ξενόγλωσσες Ειδήσεις \ English \ Syria’s Greek Orthodox are looking towards Greece 12/12/2020 12/12/2020 In May, the Greek Foreign Ministry announced a restoration of relations between Greece and Syria, and assigned former ambassador to Damascus and Moscow, Tasia Athanassiou, as a Special Envoy for Syria. Although the Foreign Ministry claims that the suspension of diplomatic relations “was dictated by the security conditions”, it is commonly accepted that it was....

In May, the Greek Foreign Ministry announced a restoration of relations between Greece and Syria, and assigned former ambassador to Damascus and Moscow, Tasia Athanassiou, as a Special Envoy for Syria. Although the Foreign Ministry claims that the suspension of diplomatic relations “was dictated by the security conditions”, it is commonly accepted that it was ordered by former Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras in December 2012 under orders from NATO and the European Union. Both NATO and ...

December 10, 2020 Noah BarkinManaging Editor at Rhodium Group It depends which Europe we are talking about. It was positive to see the European Commission publish a blueprint for transatlantic cooperation which touched on many issues related to China. But would that document receive an unqualified endorsement from Berlin and Paris, let alone from Budapest and Athens? That’s not entirely clear. What we do have in European capitals is a readiness to sit down at the table with the incoming admin...