Gerapetritis and Greece Shape the Future of the Western Balkans
From migration to security and Russian influence: Greece asserts a key role in guiding the Balkans toward European integration.
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Cry of Alarm from EYDAP: Athens Could Run Dry by 2027
Cry of Alarm from EYDAP: Athens Could Run Dry by 2027
The Greek government convenes emergency meetings at the Maximos Mansion as the capital faces a mounting water crisis. New boreholes and €2.5 billion in infrastructure projects are being launched to safeguard Attica’s water future.
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Ο Βανς στον Πανάγιο Τάφο: «Είθε ο Άρχοντας της Ειρήνης να μας ελεήσει»
Ο Βανς στον Πανάγιο Τάφο: «Είθε ο Άρχοντας της Ειρήνης να μας ελεήσει»
Σε ένα ταξίδι με πνευματικό και πολιτικό βάρος, ο αντιπρόεδρος των ΗΠΑ έστειλε μήνυμα ειρήνης από τον ιερότερο τόπο της χριστιανοσύνης.
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Greece Turns to France for Weapons – Handelsblatt Sees Germany “Left Out”
Greece Turns to France for Weapons – Handelsblatt Sees Germany “Left Out”
In its report, Handelsblatt focuses on Greece’s ambitious €25 billion armament program for the next decade, noting that while Athens is preparing for a massive military modernization, the German defense industry appears to be missing out — while France is emerging as the big winner.
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€500 Million for Justice: New Courthouses and Major Infrastructure Upgrades
€500 Million for Justice: New Courthouses and Major Infrastructure Upgrades
Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis unveiled a nationwide plan to modernize court facilities, aiming for better conditions for staff and improved services for citizens.
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Mitsotakis in Parliament: “The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Does Not Belong to Any Government or Any Party”
Mitsotakis in Parliament: “The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Does Not Belong to Any Government or Any Party”
“The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier symbolizes the unity of Greeks against any national enemy,” he said, adding that “it represents the very definition of a place of coexistence, not confrontation.”
