G. Gerapetritis: Greece Will Not Become a Hub for Irregular Migration
“If the trend of large boats carrying migrants persists, rest assured, we will significantly tighten the framework,” he added.
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EU Council OKs Fiscal Rules Flexibility for Greece, 14 Other Member-States
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Greece Moves Swiftly to Safeguard Ships and Seafarers Amid Houthi Threats in the Red Sea
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EU Removes ‘Macedonian’ Identity References from North Macedonia Report
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