Mitsotakis pledges energy cable will not cost sovereign rights
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Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis affirmed that the Greece-Turkey cable project will move forward, with no concessions on Greece's sovereign rights, addressing 'light breezes' in the Aegean. This statement comes amidst ongoing discussions regarding the sensitive bilateral relations between the two countries.
In other developments, the European Union is intervening in Greece's handling of sheep and goat pox, a situation that could lead to export bans on dairy products. Meanwhile, new information has surfaced in the Kambouris fraud probe, focusing on withdrawals exceeding 2 million euros and testimonies from singers.
Investigations into the death of Giorgos Mazonakis saw the daughter of the couple involved testify, admitting to undergoing plastic surgery. Separately, a fatal motorcycle accident on Thivon Avenue resulted in two deaths, and two young men have been identified in connection with a stabbing attack against an anti-fascist in Elefsina.