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Greek government and farmers at a standstill: What measures are being discussed to end the blockades
As the Prime Minister has made clear, the government will negotiate only for specific demands, with nationwide agricultural representation - The scenarios for additional measures - Increase pressure with activist movements, but also extremes, the agricultural trade unions
Meeting between Minister Theodorikakos and Greek-American businessman John Catsimatidis
Talks focused on strengthening bilateral relations and boosting investment in Greece
These are the five new measures in the “Mitsotakis package” for housing – The Spanish model and Athens
Renovation programme for 30-35,000 closed apartments with up to 90% subsidy, idle tax on closed apartments - Allocation of public land to companies for the construction of social housing - See details
SYRIZA–Tsipras at odds: Avgi leak triggers director’s resignation
As the days go by, the gap between the former Prime Minister and his former party comrades becomes more and more apparent
Mitsotakis: “Farmers will receive every euro they are entitled to — Solutions come through dialogue, not roadblocks”
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis assured farmers that all payments owed to them will be delivered in full, emphasizing that while agricultural workers have every right to demand more support, “extreme forms of protest, such as roadblocks, may exert pressure but ultimately disrupt daily life and do not help us move forward faster”
Mitsotakis from Markopoulo: The government is open to dialogue with farmers — they should come with representation and clear demands
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis sent a message to farmers that the government is open to dialogue, during his visit to Markopoulo where he spoke with citizens
Papastavrou: The ministerial meeting of the Greece, Cyprus, Israel and the USA group in Washington in April
"The 3+1 format is the basis of a new regional architecture with countries that "respect the rules of the game and avoid confrontation", the Environment and Energy Minister said
European Commission handbook depicts the East Aegean islands and the Dodecanese as Turkish
Protest by the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs - "Apology" demanded by the Commission's Director General of Communications - The manual in its electronic form was immediately removed from the Commission's website
