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Mitsotakis in Brussels: “We won’t blow the budget for the election” – Door left open to further support measures

"Greece is not a Gaulish village": Message on the energy crisis – Red line on agricultural and cohesion funding, backed by 15 allies – Dig at Androulakis over "blue letters"

Turkey issues second Anti-NAVTEX in hours, challenging Cyprus’s EEZ and EMC cable survey operations linking Asia and Europe

Ankara describes the area of the planned geophysical surveys as part of the ‘Turkish continental shelf’ and disputes Larnaca’s authority to issue NAVTEX notices

Papathanasis rejects claims that ‘My Home’ scheme is driving up property prices

“High prices are eating away at incomes,” the deputy finance minister admitted – “Anyone who says inflation can be solved with a magic wand is lying”

EU leaders call for new energy crisis measures as Mitsotakis pushes for changes

The European Commission is urged to consider further action on energy prices – Greece and five other countries seek to postpone new fuel charges until 2030

Marc Poll: New Democracy at 30.4%, leading by 14.6 points; ELAS stalls at 15.8%, PASOK narrows gap to 3.4 points, Kasidiaris’ party at 4.2%

Government approval stands at 36.7%. A total of 41.1% want political stability. Alexis Tsipras leads Kyriakos Mitsotakis only on the question of which political leader is more likable. PASOK is seen as providing the most substantive opposition by 16.6%, compared with 9.2% for ELAS. See the full poll presentation

Four violations of Greek airspace by Turkish UAVs in the Aegean

A total of 11 violations of air traffic regulations were recorded. The Turkish unmanned aerial vehicles were identified and intercepted

ALCO Poll: New Democracy leads ELAS by 10 points in voting intention – Kasidiaris’ party ranks sixth at 4%

New Democracy’s voter retention stands at 60%, while 21.9% of its June 2023 voters are now undecided. PASOK narrows the gap with Tsipras’ party without increasing its own share of the vote

Greek PM warns of energy crisis at EU summit as Greece and 5 other nations push to delay new carbon charges

Greece, Italy, Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia are preparing a joint intervention on the ETS2 scheme – The Greek prime minister said the draft EU summit conclusions failed to reflect the urgency of the energy price crisis

EU summit: Energy measures, €1.6 trillion budget and Ukraine on the agenda

The 27 member states seek solutions to high prices and a compromise on EU funding – Greece’s demands

How the path was cleared for work to resume on the Greece–Cyprus cable: France’s moves and the Turkey backdrop

The process will take at least two weeks, meaning work is expected to begin after the end of October

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