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Primary residence not at risk for majority of Greek households, Tzanakopoulos says
“The draft law on primary residence protection will be tabled either late on Friday night
Basic wage to be increased as of January, according to Achtsioglou: Next week the amendment
Labour, Social Insurance and Social Solidarity Minister Efi Achtsioglou announced on Monday an increase to the basic wage as of January, in comments to ANT1 television.
FM Kotzias: Greece took a decisive step today to resolve the name issue with FYROM
The telephone conversation between the prime ministers of Greece Alexis Tsipras and FYROM Zoran Zaev earlier on Monday is a decisive step towards a resolution of the name issue, Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias told Kontra TV on the same evening.
Significant progress; negotiations at most crucial turning point, says government’s official
Greek and FYROM’s Foreign Ministers made significant progress, however the negotiations are not concluded, on the contrary they are at the most crucial turning point, said a high Greek government official on Monday on FYROM name issue negotiations.
PM Tsipras to brief president on developments in FYROM name issue on Saturday morning
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is due to visit President of the Republic Prokopios Pavlopoulos at the presidential mansion at 9:30 on Saturday morning, in order to brief him on developments in the negotiations for a solution to the FYROM name issue.
Negotiations with creditors going very well, moving towards agreement
“Talks are going very well and we are heading in the direction of closing the staff level agreement,” said a government official after the completion of talks with lenders on Thursday.
Greek authorities, institutions resume negotiations on Sunday: They are trying to complete the second review
Following a short break in the middle of the day, the Greek government and the heads of the institutions’ mission in Athens resumed negotiations on completing the second review on Sunday afternoon.
Don’t Waste World’s Best Chance for Peace
Endy Zemenides Executive Director, Hellenic American Leadership Council Over the past two months the Republic of Cyprus has hosted a parade of foreign leaders — German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier, British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, and Secretary of State John Kerry — each declaring support for reunification negotiations that will […]
The Current Negotiations are not about the Interest of Greek and Turkish Cypriots
By Aris Petasis The current negotiations on the Cyprus problem were initiated by three foreign governments for their own benefit and not out of concern for the democratic rights of the people of Cyprus (Greek and Turkish Cypriots–G/T-C) Negotiations were kick-started by the British and the Americans, with help from Turkey, (the three are referred […]