Mitsotakis: It makes no sense for Cyprus, an EU member, to remain divided
Greek PM's FB post comes a day after he spoke at a remembrance event on Cyprus on the occasion of the dour anniversary of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus
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Events for the 50-year anniversary from the restoration of democracy in Greece start at the garden
Events for the 50-year anniversary from the restoration of democracy in Greece start at the garden of the Presidential Mansion
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Mitsotakis: Cyprus,fifty years after the tragedy of ’74, does not make sense to remain divided
PM Mitsotakis: Cyprus, a member state of the EU, fifty years after the tragedy of '74, does not make sense to remain divided
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in his weekly review on Facebook on Sunday referred to the Cyprus issue.
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Ethnic Greek MEP Fredi Beleris Returns to Albanian Prison After Brief Reprieve
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TIRANA, Albania — A member of Albania’s ethnic Greek minority returned to prison Saturday after a five-day reprieve to attend the opening session of the European Parliament where he was elected to represent Greece’s ruling party.
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Euronews Highlights Greek Beach Crackdown Success
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In the pursuit of restoring beach accessibility for all, Euronews highlights the crucial role of local citizens using the MyCoast app to report violations, while the app identifies compliant businesses.
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Land registry hit ‘over 400 times’ by hackers
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