At a time when Turkey and Pakistan are increasing cooperation to target both Greece and…
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Dimitrios Papadimoulis is one of Greece’s most influential Members of the European Parliament, especially as…
Greece on March 25 will celebrate the 200-year anniversary since the beginning of the Greek…
“Having travelled a lot, I wondered why Greeks look down on themselves. We really are…
On September 8, Greek City Times received a complaint from Melih Karalar, Consul General of…
In an interview with The Guardian in June, Chancellor Angela Merkel said that Germans grew up knowing…
In a letter to the United Nations, the Azerbaijani Permanent Mission accused Armenia of recruiting…
We romanticize rebetiko as a reflection of the Greek experience of genocide, migration, narcotics, poverty…
Trade agreements between the UK and Turkey is “very close,” Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu…
Yesterday, the President of France announced that he will double the staff assigned to border…
The horrific terrorist attacks in France and the confrontation that erupted between Paris and Ankara…
Bulgaria’s veto against North Macedonia’s accession into the European Union (EU) remains very likely despite…
The U.S. intends to force Serbia not to oppose Kosovo’s entry into international institutions, thus…
U.S. Democrat Presidential Candidate Joe Biden has been on a whirlwind campaign in an attempt…
In July I hypothesized that “Germany’s presidency over the EU may be the most important junction in…
After Turkey downed a Russian jet operating in Syria in late 2015, there was a…
The war in Artsakh, or more commonly known as Nagorno-Karabakh, has exposed that international relations…
The war in Artsakh, or more commonly known as Nagorno-Karabakh, is becoming increasingly internationalized as…
Speaking exclusively to Greek City Times, an Armenian-born Greek citizen and a seperate source wishing…
The tensions between Greece and Turkey that became a geopolitical crisis in the East Mediterranean…