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Istanbul pogrom of 1955 explained: what US records show
US State Department records describe the anti-Greek violence of 6-7 September 1955 in Istanbul and Izmir, the police that did…
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Cyprus
US State Department records describe the anti-Greek violence of 6-7 September 1955 in Istanbul and Izmir, the police that did…

Drones
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Europe
An internal Bundeswehr document rates the risk of Russian sabotage as “significant” for the first time, the second-highest category. It…

Greece
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Analysis
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Europe
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Europe
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Europe
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Defense Industry
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Europe
Turkey’s foreign ministry says Hakan Fidan, with the justice and interior ministers, will be in Brussels from 19 to 21…

Greece
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Europe
The government's Bundeswehr Infrastructure Acceleration Act had its first reading on 15 October. It would shorten procedures and ease some…