The talks took place in Athens on Tuesday in preparation for the 6th High-Level Cooperation Council scheduled to take place in early 2025
Greece appears to be inching closer to the resolution of a decades-long dispute with the British Museum for the return of the Parthenon Marbles to their home of origin.
South Korea's Finance Minister said measures would be taken to stabilize financial markets after parliament lifted martial law on Tuesday.
Mitsotakis and Starmer discussed trade, migration, and global conflicts in their brief meeting.
SYRIZA’s Political Secretariat’s meeting today and tomorrow’s Parliamentary Group session are critical moments of transition, as the party solidifies its post-election framework and navigates months of factionalism.
France's far-left and far-right parties have submitted no-confidence motions ahead of Wednesday's vote. The French government is expected to collapse by Friday.
Regarding Greece's longstanding request for the reunification of the Parthenon Marbles, government sources emphasize that this matter is primarily being discussed with the British Museum.
Yesterday’s News Wrap-up includes the following: YouGov Poll in UK Shows Majority Favoring Parthenon Marbles’ Return An opinion poll of respondents in Great Britain, of particular interest back in Greece, shows a majority in favor of a repatriation – from the British Museum in London – of the Parthenon Marbles. The results of the poll, conducted by […]
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis also raves over opening of new Thessaloniki metro in interview with long-time presenter Richard Quest
The minister also revealed the re-establishment of the Government Council for Industry during a recent cabinet meeting.
MP George Apostolakis reportedly resigned for health reasons, and surrendered his seat back to the party
“There is absolutely no such case; I categorically deny it,” Marinakis said, responding to a question about whether Greece had dispatched the two anti-missile systems (US-made Patriots and Russian-made S300 missile systems) to the war theater in Ukraine.
Greece and the British Museum have held several private meetings in the hopes of striking a deal over the return of the Parthenon Marbles to Greece according to reports at Sky News.
The discussion about the Parthenon Marbles remains a longstanding request for Greece addressed not only to the British government, but also to the British Museum.
Salonidis suggests that Greece, guided by a well-crafted legal strategy, might benefit from exploring compromises on certain contentious issues to bring Turkey to the courtroom.
NATO's Special Representative for the Southern Neighbourhood underlined that an end to hostilities in the ME is needed and despite the fact that this area is not in the Alliance’s field of action, NATO will certainly contribute to the efforts carried out by others.
Asked about the troubling impression caused by the suspension of a sentence imposed against Aris FC after the blackmail and threats lobbed by Theodoros Karpidis, PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis stressed that the government had no involvement in the matter
During the inauguration of the Thessaloniki metro, PM Mitsotakis acknowledged citizens' frustration over the prolonged development delays but emphasized that the day symbolizes a fresh start for the city.
PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis and PM Keir Starmer will meet next week in London and, according to the Financial Times, Starmer will support whatever deal is made between Greece and the British Museum over the Parthenon Marbles.
Deputy Transport and Infrastructure Minister Nikos Tachiaos emphasizes that ‘no one can blackmail or threaten the Mitsotakis government’
