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Which country has been involved in a long conflict with Greece over the island of Cyprus?
The answer you are looking for is TURKEY, but the question improperly poses its premise. Greece is not in a conflict with Turkey over Cyprus. Turkey is in a conflict with the Greek Cypriots (the population of Cyprus which is ethnically Greek) over control of the island.
Does Greece have an island?
Greece has over 3000 islands
When were Greece and Persia fighting over Phoenicia?
They did not fight over Phoenicia.
How many neighbors does Greece have and who are they?
Greece has four land-neighbors: Albania, Macedonia, Bulgaria, and Turkey. Greece is also close to Italy over the Ionian Sea and the west coast of Turkey from Greek islands.
What country was turkey an ongoing dispute over the territory in the Aegean Sea?
greece
What is the south island of Greece named?
The largest island in the south of Greece is called Crete, but note that Greece has over 3000 islands, so you may be thinking of a different.
Who are Greece's enemies?
Macedonia, Albania, Bulgaria and Turkey (They are not enemies, but are in dispute except for Turkey who they hate each other and Greece wins over Turkey
Why did Turkey and Egypt fight Sudan?
Turkey and Egypt both wanted power over The Sudan and its people, The Sudanese.
How did kamehameha take over the big island?
kamehameha fight in the big island with his chiefs
What were truman's primary accomplishments in foreign policy?
The Truman administration's foreign policy was to provide support to Turkey and Greece with military aid as well as economic aid. They did this to prevent Turkey and Greece from being taken over by the Soviets.
Did Athens take over land so the land would protect them in war?
the ancientGreeks ruled over Greece and Bulgaria and turkey.
What did the Truman administration set as it's foreign goals?
The Truman administration's foreign policy was to provide support to Turkey and Greece with military aid as well as economic aid. They did this to prevent Turkey and Greece from being taken over by the Soviets.
