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Netanyahu urges Trump not to sell F-35s to Turkey: "Erdogan openly threatens Israel and occupies half of Cyprus" | Israeli PM says Ankara's foreign policy "influenced by Muslim brotherhood"

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u/SOHONEYSAME — 20 hours ago
▲ 135 r/AskBalkans

Around 4.5% of Greek territory is (geographically) part of Asia, making Greece a "transcontinental" country. what's a less well-known fact regarding your country?

u/SOHONEYSAME — 4 days ago
▲ 307 r/AskBalkans

how does your country celebrate its liberation from the Ottoman Empire? how "important" of an event is it?

u/SOHONEYSAME — 5 days ago
▲ 78 r/AskGreece+1 crossposts

In 2009, the "Aromanian community of Greece" (Greeks of Vlach origin) wrote to the European Council, publicly asking them to stop "categorizing" Vlachs as a "minority" of Greece. months later, EC complied, and since then it has fully aligned with domestic Greek policy. what do you think?

u/No_Idea_479 — 5 days ago
▲ 705 r/rseddit+3 crossposts

the Albanian minority of North Macedonia, representing over a third of the overall population, "took to the streets" over a decision of NM to "restore" Yugoslav names to several regions, replacing their previous Albanian names. this follows the protests over language dispute. what do you think?

u/AdvantageStatus4635 — 9 days ago