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Domna Michailidou to The National Herald: Greece is investing in bringing Greeks living abroad back home
The Minister for Social Cohesion stresses that tackling the demographic challenge requires long-term policy rather than piecemeal measures, with particular emphasis on housing, support for young families and so-called ‘brain regain’
Mitsotakis: Announcements on heating oil next week – It will open Below €1.75 – Across-the-board increase in the allowance
“The right to extend territorial waters is guaranteed; Greece can exercise it whenever it considers it necessary”
Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis to Danikas: “Under the new Criminal Code, we have 50% more criminals in prison”
The Justice Minister discusses changes to inheritance law and the system of horizontal property ownership, PASOK and Samaras — He attributes “the blows suffered by the judiciary” to the political system and discusses political exploitation of the Tempi tragedy
Konstantinos Floros: “The doctrine still stands today: anyone who sets foot on Greek soil will first be burned & only then will we ask who they are”
General Floros on everything: “Greece won the battle of perceptions during the 2020 naval collision incident and the hybrid attack at Evros. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is the kind of leader you want to have in times of crisis”
Mitsotakis in Politico: EU needs new measures to tackle the weaponization of migration
Hours before the EU emergency videoconference on Ceuta, he speaks of “the instrumentalization of asylum aimed at creating hybrid pressure” & proposes that, in exceptional cases, member states should “temporarily suspend the submission of asylum applications by newly arrived individuals”
Mitsotakis: Elections will not be held in the autumn – “Good luck” to the scenarios for a government of special purpose
“There is no room for understanding with Samaras” - Referring to Alexis Tsipras, he said that “the middle class remembers very well the experience of the tax raid of 2015” - “I will not open the purse to promise things that I will not implement”
Mitsotakis to NewsAuto: “I would choose Tsipras as a racing co-driver – Ηe’s done so many pirouettes that he wouldn’t get dizzy with me driving”
The Prime Minister speaks about his personal relationship with cars, his passion for driving and the Acropolis Rally, reflects on moments from Greece’s historic motorsport event, and even predicts this year’s winner
Mitsotakis: “Red lines” for Turkey, message on Libya and migration – What he said about a third term and Europe
The Prime Minister made clear that Greece will not accept any questioning of its sovereign rights, defended the hardline approach on migration, and set Europe’s competitiveness and security as top priorities
