Greek and Turkish Foreign Ministers held talks on the refugee crisis
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Çavuşoğlu visited Athens, ahead of the EU-Turkey summit in Brussels and the High-Level Cooperation Council between Greece and Turkey.
Read moreTurkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Çavuşoğlu visited Athens, ahead of the EU-Turkey summit in Brussels and the High-Level Cooperation Council between Greece and Turkey.
Read more“It is obvious that the Slovak Prime Minister wants to invest his election campaign with vitriol and human drama”, stated the Greek FM.
Read moreEuropean Council President Donald Tusk visited Athens and met with PM Alexis Tsipras.
Read moreThe President of the Republic, Mr Nicos Anastasiades, received the credentials of the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Belgium to the Republic of Cyprus, stationed in Athens, Mr Luc Liebaut.
Read moreThe initiative comes as the refugee crisis reaches an unprecedented scale with the need to provide immediate emergency support in several Member States.
Read moreThey were informed about the current situation concerning migration and held discussions with representatives of the Greek authorities, NGOs and international organisations.
Read morePresident Donald Tusk will travel to Vienna, Ljubljana, Zagreb, Skopje and Athens from the 1st to the 3rd of March to continue building a European consensus on how to handle the migration crisis and to prepare for the summit with Turkey on 7 March and the European Council on 17-18 March.
Read more“We cannot simply abandon Greece now. That is precisely what I am afraid of”, said Angela Merkel on German television.
Read moreCommon points in the approach to handling the refugee crisis, through a European prism, were ascertained in the successive meetings the Alternate Foreign Minister for European Affairs, Nikos Xydakis, had in Helsinki Friday with Finnish Foreign Minister Timo Soini, Finnish Interior Minister Petteri Orpo, and the Secretart General for Foreign and European Affairs.
Read moreUnited Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today called on all countries along the Balkan route, including Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia and FYROM to keep their borders open “in a spirit of responsibility sharing and solidarity.”
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