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Consumer protection against “Shrinkflation” practices requested by Dimitris Tsiodras from the European Commission
The MEP and spokesperson of the EPP Group of New Democracy is calling for measures against “shrinkflation” – a practice where manufacturers reduce the quantity or size of a product while keeping the price the same
“The strategic relationship between India and Greece is developing in various areas” – What Modi said about the meeting with Mitsotakis
We have reaffirmed our commitment to the timely conclusion of the India-EU Free Trade Agreement, the Indian Prime Minister said, among other things
Samaras: Parents of the victims in Tempi have the absolute right to find out whether the remains handed over to them belong to their children
"There is no moral basis for the persistent rejection of the victims' parents' request to proceed with the exhumation of their children's bodies," he said in a statement
How, after many postponements, we arrived at the Mitsotakis–Erdogan meeting in New York
Both Athens and Ankara want to send the message that the rapprochement process is alive, something that helps maintain the "calm waters"
Metron Analysis: ND above its European Election score – 14.6-point lead over PASOK
Biggest issue remains rising prices – Opponents of Mitsotakis score in single digits for premiership – 21% would potentially support a Tsipras party – 37% favor political stability – 54% say responsibility for Gaza bloodshed is shared
Hadjivassiliou: Libya to understand that any discussion will be based on international law
Regarding the Turkish provocations and the "Piriri Reis" ship, he said that the government's response was immediate and effective
Voloudaki: Immediate decongestion of Crete through transfers already underway to the mainland
At the national level, migration flows have decreased by 30% compared to last year, noted the Deputy Minister of Migration and Asylum
Floridis–Haritsis clash over Gaza: “You hadn’t said a word about the denial of the Pontic genocide”
The president of New Left called the Prime Minister’s remark—that the term “genocide” for what is happening in Gaza is too heavy—“inconceivable.” The Justice Minister accused him of selective sensitivity