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The change in tactics by K.M. and the electoral law, the game with the bank tax, the Gordian knot of the Hellenic Railways Organization (OSE), the egg crisis in New York!
Hello, I found last night’s interview of K.M. on Alpha (with Sroiter) quite interesting in several aspects, and I’ll highlight some points that represent certain changes. First of all, regarding his stance on the Samaras-Karamanlis duo, who have been systematically attacking him for the past few months without any apparent reason.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis: Fiscal stability is non-negotiable, Greece experimented with populism and lost 5 years
Prime Minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis delivered his speech at the 2nd Cyprus-Greece Business Forum in Nicosia.
Mitsotakis’ Speech
In recent years, Greece has recorded the largest reduction in debt and regained the trust of investors.
Fiscal stability is non-negotiable, and it has allowed us to attract investments.
Mitsotakis in Cyprus with Christodoulides for the Intergovernmental Conference: Cyprus, NATO and the Middle East
At a critical juncture, with a host of international developments, Kyriakos Mitsotakis will be in Cyprus today for the meeting of the Greece-Cyprus Intergovernmental Summit – the premiere of which took place last November in Athens – as well as for the Greece-Cyprus-Jordan Trilateral Summit.
Thousands race through Istanbul’s cross-continental marathon
Türkiye's megacity Istanbul hosted the 46th edition of its distinctive transcontinental marathon on Nov. 3, bringing thousands of runners from all across the globe together in the world's only intercontinental footrace.
Placed in the gold category by World Athletics, the Istanbul Marathon draws a great deal of attention from both foreign and national athletes every year.
Mitsotakis meets King Abdullah II ahead of MED9 summit in Cyprus
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with Jordan's King Abdullah II on Friday ahead of the MED9 Summit in Paphos to discuss developments in the Middle East.
Leaders of Jordan and southern Europe meet in a bid to help de-escalate Middle East crisis
The leaders of nine southern European Union countries and Jordan are meeting in Cyprus on Friday to come up with ways to de-escalate the crisis in the Middle East that is threatening to engulf Lebanon and trigger a wider humanitarian crisis.
Migration: Alarm in the EU – Mitsotakis at the Euro-Mediterranean Summit
King Abdullah rules out Jordan becoming an “alternative homeland” for Palestinians
Accusingly, King Abdullah II of Jordan has ruled out any possibility of his country becoming an “alternative homeland” for Palestinians, stressing that Israel‘s forced displacement of populations would constitute a “war crime.”
Türkiye leaves Paris with eight medals
Turkish athletes won a total of eight medals in Paris, leaving the Olympic Games without a gold medal for the first time in 40 years.
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Long lines at border gates as expats travel to Türkiye for vacation
The influx of Turkish expats coming to Türkiye for a vacation has led to long queues at the Kapıkule Border Gate in the northwestern province of Edirne.
Police and customs officials have been diligently working to facilitate the smooth entry of thousands of expatriates through the border gate.