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Thanos Plevris: We are tightening the framework for smugglers – Prison or voluntary return for those not entitled to asylum

“We consciously believe that a tough migration policy, combined with diplomacy and border protection, delivers results,” said the Minister of Migration and Asylum

Turkish provocation on the occasion of the shipwreck in Chios: The NOTAM for the search and rescue area

Turkey, in a usual tactic, attempts to instrumentalize the shipwreck in Chios for its own purposes

The 14 measures to cut bureaucracy: Changes in certificates, notaries – Public transactions to follow the EFKA model

Hatzidakis: “We are applying common sense to put an end to everyday bureaucratic absurdities”

Marinakis: Greece blocked Türkiye’s entry into the SAFE program, while Androulakis spreads blatant falsehoods

"Mr. Androulakis may have chosen the slippery slope of attempted deception, but he must understand that everything has a limit"

Kyriakos Mitsotakis: Live discussion on “The Greek AI Accelerator” programme

The event takes place at the Athens Conservatory

New anti-bureaucracy bill: The three pillars to better public services

Presentation by Hatzidakis at 12:00 – The bill draws on recommendations from the Ombudsman and real-life experiences from the 2025 questionnaires

Plevris announced a “sweep” operation to identify and close all illegal mosques in Athens

What happened in Agios Nikolaos will happen everywhere, those involved will be deported, the Minister of Immigration and Asylum said in Parliament

Collective Labour Agreements: Debate on the bill starts tomorrow in Parliament, the main points

The bill incorporates the historic National Social Agreement between the Government and the National Social Partners signed 2 months ago

Key takeaways from Mitsotakis interview: Alliances, pressure on PASOK, and voters’ dilemmas

The prime minister shifts the post-election debate, challenges PASOK on cooperation, and outlines Greece’s red lines with Turkey

The prime minister’s interview: the dilemma is not Mitsotakis or chaos, but Mitsotakis or Androulakis, or Zoi, or Velopoulos

Meeting with Erdoğan before 15 February – no need for mediators in Greek-Turkish relations – parliament should not act as a judge; justice should, he says on Article 86 – I believe single-party rule is an achievable goal, more achievable than PASOK’s claim that it can come first

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