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Greece has purchased 16 anti-ship missiles from France as part of its defense modernization efforts.
Liberal Democrat MP Wera Hobhouse was denied entry to Hong Kong and says it should be a 'wake-up call' to all parliamentarians. She suspects it happened because she is a member of the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (Ipac).
The unlikely trio of diplomats are working together to solve one of the world's most volatile crises.
An ancient jawbone discovered off the coast of Taiwan has been identified as belonging to a male Denisovan, providing new evidence about this mysterious group of early human ancestors.
Greek police are investigating a new guerrilla group after they claimed responsibility for a bomb blast at Hellenic Train in response to a previous train crash.
Israeli zoo exhibits rescued lion cubs that were illegally brought into the country and found in poor condition.
Algeria has demanded that 12 French agents leave its territory, prompting a possible immediate response from France.
Lefkada, Greece unveils the first ancient theater in the Ionian Islands, offering a panoramic view and rich cultural heritage.
The Red Cross says a missing Gaza paramedic is being detained by Israel after a convoy of medics and first responders came under fire from Israeli troops, resulting in the deaths of several individuals.
Graduates of the IDF's Talpiot program are calling for the return of Israeli hostages and criticizing the government's war policy in a newly published letter.
KKR has appointed David Petraeus as chairman of its Middle East business and set up an investment team in the region to focus on opportunities in the Gulf.
Energean signs gas supply contract with Kesem Energy for new power plant in Israel, representing over $2 billion in revenue.
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