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Mitsotakis–Christodoulides Meeting in New York: Greece and Cyprus are fully committed to implementing the Electricity Interconnection
The Cypriot President briefed the Greek PM on the latest developments regarding the Cyprus issue and the priorities of the Cypriot Presidency of the Council of the EU
Provocative speech by Erdogan at the UN: Projects excluding Turkey and “northern Cyprus” in the Eastern Mediterranean will not succeed
“Turkey has rights west of Cyprus,” he said - Called for recognition of the pseudo-state - “We want to see the Aegean Sea and the Eastern Mediterranean as a basin of stability and prosperity,” said the Turkish president
Diplomatic Sources: Postponement of the meeting Mitsotakis-Erdogan meeting justified – Pretextual if Erdogan cannot find time tomorrow
Mitsotakis’ and Erdogan’s teams are looking for a “window” to hold a meeting tomorrow - How we reached the postponement of today’s scheduled appointment - The Arab leaders’ summit convened in New York by Trump
The Mitsotakis – Erdogan meeting is postponed – A new date is being sought
The postponement came at the request of the Turkish side – Erdogan will take part in a meeting of Arab and Muslim leaders under Trump
PASOK on edge: Geroulanos’ warning, Dukas-Diamantopoulou dialogue, and Sachinidis’ new Think Tank
Concern grows over PASOK's inability to make a demographic leap
Mitsotakis–Erdogan meeting in New York today: Agenda items and points of conflict
At 21:00 (Greek time) the meeting at the "House of Turkey" - From the highest expectations of the previous period we have shifted to a controlled tension
“We ate them together,” 15 years later: When Theodoros Pangalos made history – Phrases by leading politicians of the Transition to Democracy-era that left their mark
From Konstantinos Karamanlis’s “We belong to the West” and Andreas Papandreou’s “Sink the Hora,” to Rallis’s “I don’t want any no’s,” to Sartzetakis’s “We are a nation without brothers,” to Karamanlis’s “five godfathers,” Papandreou’s “There is money,” and Tsipras’s “Go back, Mrs. Merkel”
