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Budget, private universities, ministerial accountability, and judicial leadership: the four pillars of Greece’s constitutional revision
The government spokesman said that the parties will give exams to the citizens individually and the political system as a whole, and spoke of a battle with populists
Syrian Government forces enter Kurdish-controlled city of Hasakah
Syrian government troops are expected to be deployed in state buildings within Hasakah’s so-called “security zone,” following an agreement between Damascus and Kurdish authorities
Bangladeshi man arrested for operating an illegal mosque in Athens to be deported – His residence permit also revoked
By order of the Minister of Migration and Asylum, Thanos Plevris, the man’s lawful residence status was revoked and a deportation order was issued without a deadline for voluntary departure
Bistis and 9 more leave the New Left: They disagree with the photographic disapproval of Tsipras
They speak of endless navel-gazing about the “purity” of the Left’s identity and advocate cooperation with the forces of the Center-Left
Greece: Flyover on Kifisos under consideration and relocation of businesses outside Athens
The competent minister, Mr. Dimas, outlined the interventions that have been launched and the scenarios being examined to improve traffic flow in Attica and ease the road network of heavy vehicles
Mitsotakis on the 30th anniversary of the Imia crisis: There are no “grey zones” in the Aegean; once again we bow to the fallen
“The experience of Imia teaches that national vigilance must be a daily duty,” the prime minister stresses in his post
Imia Crisis 30 Years On: What brought down the helicopter? What really happened after the “no ships – no troops – no flags” decision? (video)
Colonel (ret.) Minas Kouzoupis of the Hellenic Army Aviation was present during the Imia Crisis and spoke to en.protothema about aspects that have not been heard to this day – Was the withdrawal agreement respected?
