> Politics
> Politics
Kyriakos Mitsotakis: The 13 new “untouched beaches” from Lemnos and Crete to Lefkada – Reference to Marika for Mother’s Day
The PM linked Mother’s Day with a review of government initiatives: Renewable energy storage, early repayment of €6.9 billion in debt, out-of-court settlements, contacts in the Gulf and Jordan, an agreement with the UAE, schools, transportation, culture & microsatellites
Mitsotakis from Thessaloniki: Don’t wait for the pre-election period – We’re turning on the engines here for a strong Greece (video)
Mitsotakis: The party founded by Konstantinos Karamanlis is at the forefront of developments in Europe
Meeting between Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Bartholomew I: The Greek state always stands by the Patriarchate
The Patriarch returns to Constantinople tomorrow - “All my meetings were blessed and successful because they took place in an atmosphere of mutual love and esteem,” he told the PM
What is Turkey attempting with the new bill on “disputed areas” in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean?
The Bloomberg report on Ankara’s moves, which are believed likely to be presented domestically as a response to Greece’s initiatives - Both the Greek-Egyptian EEZ delimitation agreement and the Marine Parks
Gerapetritis: The two Greeks detained in Turkey are being prosecuted over the message “Orthodoxy or Death”
Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis briefed Parliament on the actions of the Greek government and the situation of the two Greek citizens being held in Istanbul
Gerakis to Protothema: ND must focus on those who voted for it in 2023 – The race for second place and the trends for Tsipras and Karystianou
The CEO of MARC, Thomas Gerakis, analyzes the current political trends and the electoral landscape in Greece
Two new polls show double the support for New Democracy, PASOK’s needle unmoved, Tsipras rising, Karystianou falling
Pulse shows New Democracy at 29.5% and PASOK at 14%; MRB gives New Democracy 28.8% and PASOK 14.5% — Mitsotakis remains the most suitable prime minister with 23.1%, while Nikos Androulakis is at just 8%
