Greek Defense Minister calls for protecting Unknown Soldier Monument from political division, emphasizing its role as symbol of national unity and memory.
Greek Justice Minister Floridis clashes with opposition leader Androulakis, accusing PASOK of following leftist fragments during parliamentary debate.
Greece’s elite anti-crime unit celebrates first anniversary with major achievements: 139 criminal organizations dismantled, nearly 1,800 arrests.
Greece introduces strict new laws protecting the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier with assembly bans, fines, and up to one year imprisonment for violations.
Greek and Turkish foreign ministers restart diplomatic dialogue after five months of tensions, focusing on Aegean disputes and Cyprus reunification prospects.
Greece’s Finance Minister announces €2.5 billion income support package over 8 months, including rent rebates and pension bonuses, while criticizing past policies.
Justice Minister Floridis defends amendment protecting Tomb of Unknown Soldier, calls it “sacred space” unsuitable for protests while addressing Tempe trial preparations.
PASOK challenges government amendment on Unknown Soldier monument, filing constitutional objection as political tensions rise over protest restrictions.
Greek PM Mitsotakis warns EU leaders that future security threats may emerge from the South, not just the East, calling for 360-degree European defense strategy.
Greek Parliament files amendment to strengthen Unknown Soldier Monument protection, transferring maintenance to Defense Ministry and banning unauthorized gatherings.
Greece’s Migration Minister announces new mandatory leaflet warning asylum seekers of legal consequences if not entitled to protection, urging voluntary return.
Alexis Tsipras prepares his political comeback with new party plans, book launch, and polling data showing 20-26% potential voter support across Greece.
