“We are ready for all scenarios,” said Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis from Brussels, referring to developments in the energy sector.
During the press conference he gave after the end of the EU Summit, the Prime Minister referred, among other things, to the European perspective of the Western Balkans, to Greek-Turkish relations, as well as to the energy crisis.
The Prime Minister stated that “the Commission is called by the end of the summer to complete the proposals for the disconnection of the price of natural gas from electricity”, but added with meaning that “in the meantime of course the government will continue to support households and businesses to the best of our ability. ”
He also lauded the unanimous decision to grant candidate status to Ukraine and Moldova, which sends the message that Ukraine’s position is in Europe, but noting that it must implement reforms.
Mr. Mitsotakis also reiterated the country’s firm position that the Western Balkans have a place in Europe, but also stressed Turkish proclivities vis-à-vis the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Greece.
As to the rumor of snap election, the PM noted that as he has so often said these will place at the end of the government’s term.
στο Google News και μάθετε πρώτοι όλες τις ειδήσειςLatest News
German Ambassador to Greece Talks Ukraine, Rise of Far Right & Tariffs at Delphi Economic Forum X
Commenting on the political developments in his country, the German Ambassador stressed that it was clear the rapid formation of a new government was imperative, as the expectations across Europe showed.
Athens to Return Confiscated License Plates Ahead of Easter Holiday
Cases involving court orders will also be excluded from this measure.
Servicers: How More Properties Could Enter the Greek Market
Buying or renting a home is out of reach for many in Greece. Servicers propose faster processes and incentives to boost property supply and ease the housing crisis.
Greek Easter 2025: Price Hikes on Lamb, Eggs & Sweets
According to the Greek Consumers’ Institute, hosting an Easter dinner for eight now costs approximately €361.95 — an increase of €11 compared to 2024.
FM Gerapetritis Calls for Unified EU Response to Global Crises at EU Council
"Europe is navigating through unprecedented crises — wars, humanitarian disasters, climate emergencies," he stated.
Holy Week Store Hours in Greece
Retail stores across Greece are now operating on extended holiday hours for Holy Week, following their Sunday opening on April 13. The move aims to accommodate consumers ahead of Easter, but merchants remain cautious amid sluggish market activity.
Green Getaway Ideas for Easter 2025 in Greece
Celebrate Easter 2025 in Greece the sustainable way with eco-farms, car-free islands, and family-friendly getaways rooted in nature and tradition.
Civil Protection Minister Details Summer Firefighting Plans at Delphi Forum
At the 10th Delphi Economic Forum, Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Yiannis Kefalogiannis discussed Greece's plans for the upcoming fire season.
How Shops and Markets Will Operate During Easter Holy Week
The Easter holiday schedule has been in effect since April 10, with retail stores open Palm Sunday, and most supermarkets also operating to meet consumer demand for Easter shopping
Why Is the French Aircraft Carrier Charles De Gaulle in Piraeus?
Docking in Piraeus after a four-month deployment in the Indo-Pacific region, the admiral of the aircraft carrier the Charles de Gaulle says, "Greece is our best partner in the Mediterranean."
