International law could not be applied selectively and rules governing the seas could not be rewritten to serve the ambitions of individual states, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stressed, speaking at a high-level debate of the Greek Presidency of the UN Security Council titled “Maintenance of international peace and security: Emerging technologies and maritime security.” Referring […]

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“Cinema Day”, the highly popular institution first established in 2022 and warmly embraced by Greek audiences, is returning on Thursday, October 29, for lovers of cinema throughout the country, who will be able to watch any film of their choice for the price of just 3 euros. Audiences can take their pick, choosing among the […]

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Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis expressed hope late on Wednesday that the momentum gained for Cyprus during the term of Antonio Guterres at the helm of the United Nations would “not be lost”.

“The momentum built during Antonio Guterres’ term must not be lost,” he said and supported “more official” discussions on the substance of the Cyprus problem.

Speaking after a meeting with Guterres at UN headquarters in New York, Gerapetritis said UN Security Council resolutions must be respected in order for the island to be reunified.

“We must work on this. The UN Security Council resolutions are irreversible and must be respected by all so that the island can finally be reunified,” Gerapetritis pointed out.

Gerapetritis also sent a clear message to Turkey that Greece would defend its positions in maritime zones and would “not tolerate any illegality”.

“The maritime zone are not a field for auction. They are a field where international law must be imposed,” he said.