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The Greek PM reminded his UN audience, with seriousness that Turkey’s effort to dispute Greek national sovereignty has its limits, and is a clear and inviolable red line.

SYRIZA's leader rejected the prospect of a minority government, that would agree to the rule of the top party by either supporting or not voting down its legislation.

This situation, with mutual recriminations between the two top parties about ruling as an arbitrary regime that sees internal enemies, harms above all the Greek political system.

The government serving out its four-year term and fully implementing its reform programme will contribute to the stability that the country needs.

The findings of the GPO poll published by Ta Nea clearly highlight a prospective future problem – the danger of not being able to form a stable, viable government after the next general elections.

The PM and main opposition party leader Alexis Tsipras will address the nation in the midst of the political clash triggered by the wiretapping of a party leader by EYP.

There is a nationwide public demand for transparency and it should be achieved through a cooperation between parties. It is an issue of democratic order.

Even if there were to be snap elections, citizens reward ceaseless work until the last minute, because in an era of successive crises, the last thing they care about is campaigns.

In dismissing snap elections, the PM expressed his trust in the public, which is facing difficulties in making ends meet but knows that Vladimir Putin is responsible and not Mitsotakis.

Health, the economy, foreign policy issues, the reform and streamlining of the state, and education are just some of the sectors that can speed up legislative and other affairs

If all goes as planned, a new programme will be in place: the digital police ID and the digital driver’s license that will be stored in one’s cell phone, making everyone’s daily life a bit easier.

PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ trip to Washington triggered hostile outbursts against him from Ankara, which is attempting to exploit current challenges to its benefit.

'I made it clear that this behaviour by a NATO member-state is simply unacceptable, the Greek PM said today of his telephone contact with NATO’s Secretary General.

An effective, comprehensive social safety net is the only way to prevent the marginalisation of the poor and a return to the period in which populism had prevailed.

The energy terrain in Europe and the Middle East is being restructured due to Putin’s aggression, and if the results of drilling demonstrate that it is feasible, Greece will have to reinvent its role.

We are not in a period of normalcy and no one can behave as if they do not understand the critical situation with which we are confronted.

The government’s plan to assist the younger generation must take many parameters into account and subsidised housing should be swiftly implemented.

The ongoing multi-faceted crisis that was refuelled by the Russian invasion of Ukraine has had severe repercussions on the purchasing power of the average European household.

The PM said that Greece as at a matter of principle respects the territorial integrity, sovereignty, and independence of all countries, and therefore condemns raw violence.

Voters judge every government based on its effectiveness and all who assume government posts have a duty to act in accordance with a new model, determined by the electorate.

At a time when a series of issues remain open, Greece and Russia have a certain osmosis that will continue with cooperation and communication.

The example of vaccination rates in other European countries, such as Portugal, demonstrates with the stark truth of numbers the importance of political consensus.

PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis has announced that the government will enforce harsher measures on the unvaccinated and called on local government and organisations to persuade them to get the jab.

'Unfortunately, Alexandroupolis is not just one base – all of Greece has been transformed into a US base. I did not manage to count how many American bases there are in Greece,' Erdogan said.

The PM declared that the chancellor has been a voice of logic and though sometimes measures imposed on Greece were unjust, in 2015 she rejected Greece’s ostracism from the EU.

'We also firmly believe in respecting sovereignty and territorial integrity, as well as sovereign rights and jurisdiction in accordance with international law of the sea.'

The two leaders presented the agreements as a substantial step toward the much touted EU defence autonomy and ended a joint press conference at Elysee Palace with beaming smiles and raised clasped hands.

'What happened last year, when Ankara raised tensions, unnecessarily and without provocation, threatening confrontation between two NATO Allies, must not be repeated,' the PM said.

Citizens who voted the current government into office in 2019 seriously took into account the commitment of the ruling party’s leader that he could ensure a return to normalcy, and normalcy entails stable electoral cycles.

The perceived intention that most people in the PM's pledges, snap elections, was denied categorically by the government, which argued that relief measures are simply a “growth dividend”.

The government is keenly aware of the importance of investing in the future of Greece's youth and is already preparing a multi-pronged plan to attract the younger generation.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis was right when he said at his Thessaloniki International Fair news conference yesterday that most times snap elections are a matter of political tactics.

Amidst rampant talk about the prospect of snap elections, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis sendt a strong message that his government will serve out its full, four-year term.

The PM also created a Civil Protection Ministry that will be responsible, inter alia, for the Fire Service, which has been blamed for inadequate management of the August wildfires.

Microchips, that have become notorious because they have stirred fear in a segment of the Greek public, are used in democratic countries to protect and serve citizens and not in order to control them.