Albania Aims for EU Membership by 2030
Speaking to a crowd of over 2,000 supporters in the Greek city of Thessaloniki, Rama outlined his vision for Albania’s future.
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New Provocative NAVTEX Ankara–Dispute Over Greek Research Activities on Alleged Turkish Continental Shelf
New Provocative NAVTEX from Ankara – Dispute Over Greek Research Activities on Alleged Turkish Continental Shelf
Shortly before the scheduled meeting of the Greek and Turkish Foreign Ministers, tensions rise as Turkey issues a new NAVTEX, claiming Greek research activities are occurring on a Turkish continental shelf. This dispute highlights the ongoing challenges in delimiting maritime boundaries between the two countries under international law.
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Mitsotakis in the cabinet: At 950 euros the minimum wage in 2027 – It will be prohibited by law to reduce it
Mitsotakis in the cabinet: At 950 euros the minimum wage in 2027 – It will be prohibited by law to reduce it
"Salaries cannot be reduced, but only increased," the Prime Minister said
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SYRIZA: The gap between the camps is widening–“87” towards the Congress,“Kasselistas” towards PASOK and Rome
SYRIZA: The gap between the camps is widening – “87” towards the Congress, “Kasselistas” towards PASOK and Rome
The photo of Petros Pappas with Nikos Androulakis and the reference to Thanasis Economou's "march to Rome" caused a big debate in SYRIZA
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No face-to-face meeting between Rama, Beleri
No face-to-face meeting between Rama, Beleri
A much-anticipated meeting between Fredi Beleri, an MEP from Greece’s New Democracy party, and Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama in Tirana
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Gerapetritis: Sovereignty issues not included in any dialogue about Greek-Turkish issues
Gerapetritis: Sovereignty issues not included in any dialogue about Greek-Turkish issues
Sovereignty issues are not included nor will they be included in any dialogue that takes place about Greek-Turkish issues, Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis said on Friday in Parliament.
