Turkey’s actions in Varosha have been condemned as illegal by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE). A new resolution labels the reopening of the fenced-off city a “grave violation” of UN resolutions and urges a return to the rule of law.
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“Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis emphasized the urgent need to upgrade the European Union’s defense capabilities during discussions at the European Council. He highlighted the necessity for Europe to invest in and develop its defense industry independently. Mitsotakis also discussed a joint European defense project proposal aimed at securing European funding, alongside other key appointments on the European Council’s agenda.”
The Hellenic Broadcasting Corporation (ERT), Skai Media Holding (skai.gr), Mega television channel (Megatv.com), and the Proto Thema newspaper (protothema.gr) were the Greek media outlets included in the list of banned media released by the Russian Foreign Ministry.
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North Macedonia’s prime minister-in-waiting has referred to his county as “Macedonia” three times at the start of a two-day parliamentary debate leading up to a vote on his new government.
Denying accusations of brutality, Greece refuted a BBC report alleging its coast guard mistreated migrants at sea, potentially causing 43 deaths. The report cited eyewitness accounts of violent actions, including throwing migrants overboard. Greece maintains no evidence supports these claims and insists all complaints are investigated.
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Imprisoned candidate Fredi Beleri claims victory in the European Parliament election, securing a seat with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ New Democracy party. He describes his win as a triumph of “light over darkness,” achieved despite a campaign marred by his imprisonment.
Albania maintains that the recent arrest and imprisonment of Fredi Beleri, a newly elected mayor who also won a seat in the European Parliament, is purely based on evidence of attempted vote-buying. The case has sparked tensions with Greece, which contests the charges and accuses Albania of denying Beleri’s rights.
The Uncharted Path of Fidias Panayiotou: From Viral Content Creator to Political Disruptor in Cyprus
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Near-final results from Greece indicate that the governing center-right New Democracy (ND) party is leading comfortably in the EU Parliamentary election, securing just under 28% of the vote. This, however, marks a decline from the 33% they achieved in the previous election—a benchmark the party leadership had hoped to meet in Sunday’s poll.
European elections conclude today as Greeks cast their votes, wrapping up a four-day voting period…
The ceremony for the 2024 awards will be held during this year’s European Cultural Heritage Summit, which will take place on October 6–8 in Bucharest. The summit, co-funded by the European Union, is organized by Europa Nostra in close cooperation with heritage organizations and partners, both public and private, in Romania.
A poll released on Friday showed the ruling New Democracy (ND) leading the main opposition,…
Greek-founded iCOMAT has secured a significant milestone, closing a successful $22.5M Series A funding round led by @8vc and the NATO Innovation Fund. Specializing in advanced composite manufacturing, iCOMAT’s innovative technology promises lighter, stronger, and more sustainable structures for aerospace and automotive vehicles.
A recent Pew Research Center survey sheds light on Greek sentiment towards the European Union, revealing a staggering 53% of Greek adults hold negative opinions of the EU, marking the highest among surveyed countries.
Athens, Greece – Despite a tumultuous decade of economic crises, the majority of Greeks continue…
EU Council’s adoption of the right-to-repair directive on May 30, 2024, signals a significant victory for consumers, ushering in a new era of empowerment and sustainability. Mandating manufacturers to repair technically fixable products, introducing a transparent repair process, launching a European online repair platform, and extending legal guarantees are pivotal steps toward fostering a circular economy and reducing waste
