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05.02.2019

Ankara declares bounty on Turkish officers granted asylum in Greece

The Greek judiciary, without probing the substance of the charges, ruled that the eight qualified for immunity as they could not be assured a fair trial in Turkey.

05.02.2019

Editorial: Legacy

Andreas Papandreou is not remembered for crafting post-dictatorship politics, but rather because of the democratic achievements that it entailed, which were hardly a given at that time.

04.02.2019

Tsipras, Erdogan to discuss full range of bilateral, regional issues

The Greek PM described his relationship with Erdogan as one of 'respect, honesty and directness' but noted that those ties were 'challenged in very difficult moments'.

04.02.2019

‘I am not being blackmailed’ PM Alexis Tsipras declares

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has declared that not even one iota of parliamentary rules should be changed.

04.02.2019

Editorial: Tradition

What will avert a repetition of the kinds of statements Mr. Erdogan made on his last visit to Greece, when he disputed even the Treaty of Lausanne?

02.02.2019

Editorial: Degradation

This government systematically attempted to manipulate democratic institutions, including the judiciary.

01.02.2019

SYRIZA wants parliamentary rule change to benefit Kammenos

According to Greek Parliamentary rules, for a political party to be recognised as a parliamentary group it must have five MPs elected on its ticket.

01.02.2019

Editorial: Commitments

Might there be something else beyond their ideological kinship that links SYRIZA to the Maduros regime?

31.01.2019

George Soros’ involvement in the Macedonia name issue and the role of NGOs in the Balkans

In 2018, the Open Society Foundation’s budget was approximately one billion dollars US, of which 81.7mn were earmarked for Europe

31.01.2019

Papandreou, Gennimata meet amidst party splits

Gennimata expelled from the party the leader of the small, cooperating Democratic Left party, Thanasis Theocharopoulos.

31.01.2019

Zaev avoids reference to his country as North Macedonia

'With the Prespa Agreement, Greece accepted the right of self-identification and that no one any longer can deny our right to be Macedonians who speak the Macedonian language in this land,' Zaev said

31.01.2019

Editorial: Shock

It is not merely political culture that mandates that a politician should not use unbecoming language or unleash threats.

30.01.2019

Closer defence cooperation between Cyprus, Greece

'We are monitoring the situation and are obliged to be in a constant state of readiness,' said Cypriot Defence Minister Savvas Angelidis.

30.01.2019

Editorial: Indicator

In order to persuade citizens that the realities are different from what they are experiencing, the government is handing out benefits and promises.

29.01.2019

Mitsotakis: Skopje’s EU path leverage for proper enforcement of Prespa Accord

'International law makes it [the accord] difficult to change as it supersedes all domestic law. Any violation can bring international isolation and an International Court of Justice case against our country,' said New Democracy's leader.