by Abdel Satar Barakat | Sep 12, 2016 | Business
Athens-EU member states have been severely damaged by the international financial crisis that occurred in 2008 and from the flow of refugees as a result of the Syrian civil war. This situation pushed Prime Minister of Greece Alexis Tsipras to call for a “new vision...
by Abdel Satar Barakat | Jul 19, 2016 | World
Athena – Greek’s Alexandroupolis Court issued a decision yesterday to postpone for next Thursday the trial of the eight Turkish military personnel who had escaped following last week’s attempted coup in Ankara. The delay came after lawyers of the...
by Abdel Satar Barakat | Jul 18, 2016 | Middle East
Athens-Greek authorities returned Turkish Black Hawk with eight crew members that landed at Alexandroupolis airport. The helicopter was accompanied by another Turkish helicopter. Men on board the helicopter requested political asylum in Greece after a failed coup...
by Abdel Satar Barakat | Apr 3, 2016 | Middle East, World
Athens-Monday will be the first day of implementing the EU-Turkish deal on stopping refugee influx, amid the anticipation of Syrian refugees -coming from Turkey- entering Germany. The first group of refugees will also soon be sent out off Greece, despite the protests...
by Abdel Satar Barakat | Aug 14, 2013 | Lifestyle & Culture
The Benaki Museum of Islamic Art is located in the heart of the Greek capital city of Athens, and has become a popular destination for visitors from various nationalities and religions. Its collection spans four floors and is considered one of the most important...
