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Dendias: EU must fully recognise that challenges also come from the South, calls for expansion of “Aspides”
The Minister of National Defence held bilateral meetings with his counterparts while attending today’s meeting of the EU Foreign Affairs Council in Brussels
Marinakis: There was never any question of threatening the Greek government, nor would such a thing have been tolerated, he said regarding WSJ report
Government spokesperson responds to report alleging that US Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle said the United States can trigger political developments in any country it wants, including Greece – Opposition parties react
Kosovitsa in Northern Epirus: The village divided between Greece & Albania in 1923
Its centuries-old history, how it got its name – Its cession to Albania under the Florence Protocol (1913) and its final transfer to the neighbouring country in 1923 – The district that remained in Greece and the founding of the village of Agia Marina – The Battle of Mourgkana in 1948 and Kosovitsa as a passage into Albania
October with a heavy diplomatic agenda for Greece: UN Presidency, Turkey and the critical succession of the Secretary-General
Athens is called upon to manage critical international developments, the process of selecting a new UN Secretary-General, tensions with Turkey and energy insecurity due to Iran
Mitsotakis to Bloomberg: “Difficult winter ahead” as Europe urged to provide fiscal flexibility to support households
The Prime Minister put higher energy costs, fiscal rules and the need for European intervention at the center of discussions – What he said about freedom of navigation, the Red Sea and the Strait of Hormuz
Erdogan on Greece–Israel Defence Agreement: “We do not consider every bilateral relationship a threat against us”
The US is an ally in NATO, Iran is a neighbour, the Turkish president stressed in an interview with Newsweek – "Turkey will not choose between East and West" – What he said about the Mecca agreement
