Tag: Political Tensions

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Greek Government Approves PASOK’s Request for Parliamentary Inquiry into Tempi Disaster

The Greek government has confirmed it will proceed with PASOK’s request for a parliamentary inquiry into the Tempi train disaster, investigating former Deputy Minister Christos Triantaopoulos for potential misconduct. State Minister Makis Voridis stated that the procedure will be initiated, emphasizing the government’s commitment to uncovering the full extent of post-tragedy actions. Meanwhile, political tensions flare between PASOK and SYRIZA over case files and procedural transparency as Greece seeks accountability for the deadly crash.

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Eurovision 2025: Turkey Considers EBU Complaint Over Greece’s Entry “Asteromata”

Turkey’s public broadcaster TRT is reportedly considering filing a complaint with the EBU over Greece’s Eurovision 2025 entry, *Asteromata*. Despite Greek singer Klaudia stating that the song is about displaced people due to wars and conflicts, Turkish sources suspect it references the Pontic Genocide. The controversy highlights ongoing historical tensions between Greece and Turkey, as the genocide is officially recognized by some countries but denied by Turkey.

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SYRIZA Officials Walk Out of Meeting Amid Leadership Dispute

Several SYRIZA officials dramatically exited a party conference organizing committee meeting on Tuesday following a contentious disagreement with leader Stefanos Kasselakis. The dispute, reportedly sparked by concerns over the proposed conference date overlapping with PASOK’s leadership elections, led Kasselakis to assert dissenting members were free to leave. Among the eight officials who departed were prominent figures such as Olga Gerovasili and Alekos Flambouraris. This rift underscores ongoing internal strife within SYRIZA since the June European elections, with criticisms directed at Kasselakis’ leadership style intensifying.

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Six Years On, Greece-North Macedonia Deal Still Raises Tensions

Six years after the Prespa agreement between Greece and North Macedonia, tensions persist over political shifts in North Macedonia that challenge the accord. Former Prime Ministers Alexis Tsipras and Zoran Zaev gathered in Athens to commemorate the agreement and express concerns about its stability, particularly regarding North Macedonia’s adherence to the agreed-upon name.