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Cyprus: The Turkish pseudo-state calls on the EU to stay out of the Cyprus problem: “It acts as a representative of the Greek-Cypriots”
The "foreign ministry" of the pseudo-state claims that "the accession of the Republic of Cyprus to the EU in 2004, in violation of international treaties, complicated the Cyprus problem"
Voridis: The government came out of the budget process stronger and it shows in the polls
We will be judged in relation to our commitments in our election programme, the Minister of State said
Famelos: SYRIZA has an obligation to be the official opposition
"PASOK cannot respond to this need. We clearly have the role of a dynamic opposition. Not the consensual opposition," he said.
Nikos Chardalias to protothema.gr: “My relations with Prime Minister Mitsotakis are excellent; I respect his decision not to appoint me as president of the Union of Regional Governors”
He talks to Antonis Sroiter and "Proti Lexi" about his relations with Kyriakos Mitsotakis, his absence from the conference of the ENPE and the progress of the projects in the Region - What he says about the traffic chaos in Attica and his "controversy" with Charis Doukas for the double New Year's Eve in Athens
A scene of hegemony for ND, PASOK in second place, SYRIZA between KKE and… Zoe
Lower expectations of citizens for 2025
Mitsotakis from Brussels: We will not accept a Turkey-Syria memorandum – Mitskoski must respect the agreements
Extraordinary EU meeting, exclusively for European Defence, on 3 February, at the proposal of the Greek Prime Minister
Pulse: 30% for ND, 17% for PASOK, SYRIZA is fifth, nine parties in Parliament
49% expect next year to be more or less worse than this year - 75% are interested in Greek-Turkish relations, 69% in what is happening in the Middle East
French Meridiam acquires 49.9% of the Great Sea Interconnector
Meridiam, which invests in infrastructure, is set to acquire a 49.9% stake in the Great Sea Interconnector project, while IPTO (Independent Power Transmission Operator - ADMIE)) will retain a 50.1% share, according to Bloomberg on condition of anonymity, as the deal has not yet been officially announced
