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Greek officials confirm the country's energy supply is adequate amidst Middle Eastern crisis evaluations.

The article discusses the systematic expulsion of Greek citizens from Istanbul, culminating in March 1966, as part of a government plan aimed at dissolving the Greek community.

Greek Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou expressed confidence in the government's ability to support citizens financially and emphasized the country's energy resilience ahead of upcoming contracts with Chevron.

Prime Minister Mitsotakis and PASOK President Androulakis met for a constructive discussion, primarily focusing on the Greek government's priorities regarding the protection and safe repatriation of trapped Greeks.

The Greek Ministry of Digital Governance has launched a €102 million project to upgrade and enhance its private cloud infrastructure and backup systems.

The Greek government is analyzing targeted measures to support households and businesses amidst renewed tensions in the Middle East affecting fuel and electricity supplies.

The Greek government's new measure allows quicker transfers of seized properties, enabling debtors to sell their properties and settle tax debts.

The Greek government reacts prudently to recent dangerous developments in Iran and the surrounding region, emphasizing international law and the safety of its citizens.

The Greek government is closely monitoring rapid developments in the Middle East and is initiating measures at diplomatic, geopolitical, and security levels.

The KKE criticizes the Greek government for escalating military involvement in the war in the region under the guise of protecting Cyprus.

The President of EODH announced the establishment of EODH Dynamics Cyprus during an international conference in Nicosia, with government support for the new subsidiary focusing on enhancing defense capabilities.

The New Left party criticizes the Greek government's decision to send military forces to Cyprus amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, arguing it violates international law and serves foreign interests rather than the security of the Greek people.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis emphasizes the government's priority on the safety of Greek citizens in the Middle East amid volatile and dangerous conditions.

The article critiques the Greek government's foreign policy response to the U.S. and Israel's recent actions against Iran, suggesting that the Greek political landscape is distracted and disorganized.

Greek government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis stated that the country is closely monitoring the escalating situation in the Middle East and is prepared to assist Greek communities if evacuation requests arise.

A Greek citizen trapped in Dubai claims that without coordination from the government and the Foreign Ministry, they may never return home after their flight was intercepted.

Nikos Androulakis, the President of the Greek Party Pasok, criticizes the government's energy policy in a TikTok video, arguing that it has not led to a fair green transition.

Greek nationals trapped in Dubai face dire conditions amid ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, flight cancellations, and airport closures, with little assistance from their government.

A representative from the Greek political party PASOK comments on the government's controversial handling of surveillance allegations, highlighting the absurdity of attributing such actions to private individuals.

Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis emphasized the protection of Greek citizens abroad and preparedness for evacuation if required after an emergency government meeting.

The Greek government is closely monitoring developments in Iran and the wider Middle East, activating a Crisis Management Unit for consular support to citizens in need.

A Greek court ruling has highlighted the importance of respecting individual rights in light of ongoing discussions about the wiretapping of public figures, urging the Prime Minister to address the issue.

The Greek government is on high alert following the US-Israel strikes in Iran, focusing on crisis management and stability in the region.

An auction of 52-week Greek government bonds will take place on March 4, 2026, amounting to 400 million euros.

Digital transactions between citizens and the Greek government are expected to see an explosive increase of 86% by 2025 compared to 2023.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has announced that the government will prioritize addressing the cost of living and is open to a pre-scheduled parliamentary discussion on institutional matters and the rule of law, following a request from the leader of PASOK.

PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis criticized the Greek government for rising energy costs, accusing it of supporting cartels and creating new dependencies.

Greek government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis commented on the recent court ruling regarding wiretaps, questioning the opposition's trust in the judiciary.

Greek government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis confirmed that French President Emmanuel Macron is expected to visit Greece to renew the Greek-French agreement.

The deadline for the submission of ship tax declarations and payment of the first installment of the first category ship tax has been extended to April 30, 2026, according to a joint decision by Greek officials.

A Greek court has sentenced four individuals, including two Israelis, to eight years in prison for their involvement in a spyware scandal that emerged in 2022.

Greek politician Alexis Charitsis praised the court's decision on wiretap cases as a victory for democracy and the rule of law, while asserting that the government remains exposed in this scandal.

The Greek government has proposed significant tax and pension legislative changes affecting military personnel and rural farmers.

The Greek government has introduced a bill aimed at combatting illegal gambling with significant penalties and enhanced regulatory measures.

The Agricultural University of Athens has made 12,375 undergraduate degree titles available digitally through the government portal gov.gr.

SYRIZA spokesperson Kostas Zacharidis questioned the government's involvement in illegal wiretapping following a court ruling on the matter.

The Greek political party MERA25 has expressed strong opposition to the trial of its secretary, Yanis Varoufakis, accusing the government of manipulating the justice system for political reasons.

Pavlos Aslanidis, the new president of the Tembi Association, criticizes government officials and emphasizes the need for justice regarding the Tembi tragedy during an interview on its anniversary.

Greek government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis rejected reports suggesting the country's involvement in Iran.

Greek Justice Minister George Floridis argues that the Greek public is no longer swayed by inexpensive patriotism and demands tangible results from the government.

The Greek government is activating a new program that allows private veterinarians to assist in controlling the spread of sheep pox under a framework established in late 2025.

Greek politician Yanis Varoufakis faces charges for drug-related offenses, with his party claiming this is a sign of the judiciary's manipulation by the government.

The Greek government launched the railway.gov.gr application for real-time tracking of trains between Athens and Thessaloniki, aiming to improve transparency and regain public trust in rail travel.

Former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras calls on the Greek government to provide immediate answers regarding the Chevron contract and Turkish interference in energy explorations near Kasos.

Pavlos Polakis, a prominent member of the Greek political party SYRIZA, asserts that the party will actively oppose Prime Minister Mitsotakis’ government and aims to unify progressive forces in the country.

Sokratis Famellos, the president of SYRIZA, has called for a Preliminary Investigative Committee to examine potential criminal responsibilities of two former ministers, criticizing the New Democracy party's report as deceptive to the Greek people.

The Greek government emphasizes the need for continued economic progress and reform efforts ahead of 2026, aiming for sustainable development and investment growth.

The SYRIZA and New Left parties call for a preliminary investigation into the OPEKEPE scandal, citing severe political implications and accountability within the Greek government.

The Greek government outlines a comprehensive roadmap for 2026 focusing on competitiveness, investment, infrastructure, and income support to promote economic growth.

Greek government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis stated that the debate stirred by Nikos Dendias' criticism of ND's polling performance has been exaggerated in recent days.