Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, in his weekly Sunday message, addressed developments in Iran and the broader Middle East, stressing that “our absolute priority is the safety of Greek citizens in the region.”
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias convened an emergency meeting at the ministry on Sunday morning to assess developments in the Middle East with the armed forces leadership.
Greece, a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, expressed its “deep concern” about the escalation of conflict in the Middle East late Saturday, calling for “self-restraint” and a “return to meaningful negotiations” over Iran’s nuclear program.
The anger over the Tempe railway disaster is perfectly legitimate, especially when it emanates from people who lost loved ones in the crash.
The Souda Bay base has been placed on heightened alert and access to non-authorized personnel has been suspended.
Fasolada appears in many variations across Greece, but it is particularly beloved in its most traditional form, with carrot, celery, onion and olive oil.
Residents of Greece’s second-largest city are pushing for what could become the country’s first municipal referendum, over the redevelopment of the grounds that holds the Thessaloniki International Fair.
Is the video paying tribute to the memory of the victims or a political ad? Is it an invitation to a public demonstration or an effort to stoke public anger?
Greece is ready to evacuate its citizens from the Middle East if the need arises, Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis told reporters Saturday.