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Investigating Azeri connection in Crete and Cyprus – Looking for the recipient of the photos

The accused had taken more than 5,000 photographs of the entrance and exit of the port of Souda

Chrysochoidis: 50 more police officers from today for security in the transport sector

In total, 270 police officers participate in the "Ariadne" programme for security on public transport

Inauguration of Fredi Beleris Exhibition at the European Parliament – “We work for the promotion of our Homeland and its positions abroad”

The exhibition "History, Culture and Traditional Products of Greek Regions" aims to highlight the cultural wealth, folklore and authentic products of our country

Phone conversation between G. Gerapetritis and the Foreign Minister of Lebanon

They discussed the excellent bilateral and multilateral cooperation between the two countries

Bloomberg: Erdogan to meet with Trump at NATO Summit

The meeting is described by diplomatic circles as an attempt to “reset” bilateral relations

Interview poll shows SYRIZA outside Parliament for the first time with 2.9% voting intention

New Democracy leads with 31.3%, followed by PASOK at 14.5% in the vote estimate – What Greeks think about the Greek-Turkish issues and the crisis in Iran – Macron and Putin are ‘liked’ by the respondents

Parliament: The members of the preliminary investigation committee on Tempi

The first meeting is scheduled for Wednesday 25 June at 11 am

Hatzidakis: Economy largely shielded if Middle East attacks cease — Tourism still a concern

Referring to geopolitical developments, the Deputy Prime Minister reiterated Greece's position in favour of peace in the region

Takis Theodoricakos: Constant checks bring results

What Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos said about profiteering, fuel price hikes triggered by the Israel-Iran war, the new production model, and OPEKEPE

Stathis Kalyvas to protothema: “Iran is a paper tiger, but the U.S. didn’t risk letting it become another North Korea”

The Oxford University political science professor tells Direct that the West must stand firm — or Greece will pay the price

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