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The gates of hell have opened

Turkey's emergence as a key player in developments in Syria, which led to the collapse of Bashar al-Assad and the last "Ba'athist" regime in the Arab world, has caused a good deal of irritation and concern in Athens. It is a reaction that is logical and expected, in one sense.

Greece to discuss Syrian asylum suspension on Friday

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will chair a National Security Governmental Council (KYSEA) meeting Friday to consider suspending asylum applications from Syrian refugees after the collapse of President Bashar al-Assad's regime.

Something’s changing for the better

It's a fragile and vulnerable trend, capable of being stopped in its tracks in an instant by the crisis at large. Yet it is extremely interesting: Common sense appears to be gaining the upper hand on Greece's central political stage.

Fox star turned ambassador heading to Athens

Kimberly Guilfoyle, former prosecutor, Fox News host, and fiancee of Donald Trump Jr, has been named by the incoming president as the new US ambassador to Greece. If confirmed by the Senate, she will be the second consecutive non-career diplomat to hold the post.

Mitsotakis from Crete: The economy is overperforming & funds are being reinvested in projects with social impact

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis began his visit to Crete today at the fishing harbor in Skaleta, Rethymno, which will accommodate up to 70 fishing vessels. The Prime Minister expressed his satisfaction with the overperformance of the economy, emphasizing that these funds are being reinvested in projects and initiatives with a social impact.

The presidential election and latent risks

Greece's presidential elections have often acted as a trigger for major political developments. In 1980, for example, Konstantinos Karamanlis' transition from prime minister to president was accompanied by a broad realignment of the political landscape.

Turkey, Syria focus of party leaders’ briefing

Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis briefed political leaders on Wednesday, one at a time, on escalating developments in Syria and the Middle East, alongside progress in Greek-Turkish relations and Cyprus, as the country readies for its two-year tenure on the United Nations Security Council starting January 1.

Bulgaria Moves Forward with Budget and Schengen Goals, Says PM Glavchev

Bulgarian Prime Minister Dimitar Glavchev addressed the Cabinet at the beginning of a crucial meeting where the most important laws of the year, including the State Budget Law, the Law on Public Health Insurance, and the NHIF Law, were set to be reviewed.

Leadership shake-up at military hospitals

A wave of senior officer dismissals has highlighted long-standing issues in Greece's military healthcare system.

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