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Who are the 23 MEPs preparing to transfer

New parliamentary landscape shaped by the successive splits of SYRIZA - Who and with which parties are bargaining for their new political home

Kyriakos Mitsotakis: Topics of discussion with Starmer today – The Parthenon marbles on the agenda

Behind-the-scenes efforts, not the meeting with Starmer, focus on the Parthenon Marbles – Greek-British relations, crucial in a critical period, must be put back on track

Kyriakos Mitsotakis at a Tony Blair Institute event on artificial intelligence

Present at the workshop and in the discussion on the practical applications of AI in health, climate crisis, civil protection, was Nobel Prize winner Demis Hassabis and his team

Dendias: Türkiye expands its claims while Europe needs a strong defensive strategy

"Woe to the country if I were the only option for the Presidency of the Hellenic Republic," Dendias remarked when asked about the possibility of candidacy

Michalis Chrysochoidis to Danikas: “In 2000, 90% of society believed that November 17 were invincible heroes”

The Minister of Citizen Protection, prompted by the release of his autobiography, discusses his life—from his childhood years selling fruit in Veria to the thrilling story of dismantling the November 17 terrorist group

Today the 7th meeting on the Positive Agenda between Greece and Turkey in Athens

Led by the two Deputy Ministers of Foreign Affairs Kostas Fragogogiannis and Mehmet Kemal Bozay

Kyriakos Mitsotakis: In London today and tomorrow for… Business, Starmer, and the Parthenon sculptures

The Prime Minister will open the investment conference organized by the Athens Stock Exchange in collaboration with Morgan Stanley – Meeting with the British Prime Minister scheduled for Tuesday morning

Marc Poll: 64.7% of citizens support dialogue with Turkey – ND clearly ahead of EU elections

Consistently just below 20% for PASOK – Fragmentation of political forces – Nine parties would enter Parliament if elections were held today – The Government has not suffered any losses from Antonis Samaras' expulsion – Inflation remains the biggest "thorn" for Maximos Mansion – Why Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said no to changing the electoral law

Mitsotakis: Our choice to have both the Metro and the antiquities in Thessaloniki has been vindicated

The Prime Minister, in his Sunday Facebook post, refers to the launch of free afternoon surgeries, the government’s plan to install 1,388 cameras, and efforts to repatriate Greeks who emigrated during the crisis

Mitsotakis officially sets course for a third term – The “deliverables” and potential coalition scenarios

The Prime Minister estimates that the political landscape in 2027 will be vastly different, shaped by the projects his government will have completed - The possibility of coalition governments remains open "if the people decide so." No decision has yet been made regarding the proposed candidate for the Presidency of the Republic

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