Plevris: “We will proceed with the structure in Heraklion” – Migration pressure and new European hard line
19,000–20,000 arrivals in Crete in 2025, 500,000 migrants in Libya, and plans for new facilities and faster asylum processing
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Plevris: “We will proceed with the structure in Heraklion” – Migration pressure and new European hard line -
“Europe Moves Its Borders Outside Europe: Return Hubs Plan Sparks Political Earthquake”
“Europe Moves Its Borders Outside Europe: Return Hubs Plan Sparks Political Earthquake”
EU ministers consider offshore asylum processing centres in Africa and beyond, in a controversial shift reshaping migration geopolitics.
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Migration showdown in Athens: trilateral talks aim to ‘seal’ flows
Migration showdown in Athens: trilateral talks aim to ‘seal’ flows
Greece, Turkey and Bulgaria step up coordination amid rising pressure on borders and EU migration policy
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Greece Faces Demographic Crisis: Only Solution 700,000 Migrants by 2050
Greece Faces Demographic Crisis: Only Solution 700,000 Migrants by 2050
Demographics threaten jobs, growth, and pensions – Migration and Plevris’ policies become imperative
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Trump Targets Greece at UN: Claims 54% of Inmates Are Foreigners, Slams Europe’s Green and Migration Policies
Trump Targets Greece at UN: Claims 54% of Inmates Are Foreigners, Slams Europe’s Green and Migration Policies
Calls climate change “the greatest hoax ever perpetrated” and urges EU to abandon renewable energy
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Migration Bill: Sweeping Changes Voted in – 21 Key Questions and Answers
Migration Bill: Sweeping Changes Voted in – 21 Key Questions and Answers
Greek parliament approves new framework for returns and penalties on irregular migrants – Stricter rules, faster procedures, and tougher sanctions
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Adonis Georgiadis: “Illegal immigration is a global criminal enterprise”
Adonis Georgiadis: “Illegal immigration is a global criminal enterprise”
Support for Thanos Plevris – UN reactions and the latest data on migration flows
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New Migrant Facility to Open in Crete Within Two Months, Says Greek Migration Minister Plevris
New Migrant Facility to Open in Crete Within Two Months, Says Greek Migration Minister Plevris
Significant drop in migration flows following asylum suspension legislation
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Plevris: Migratory Flows Balanced with Fewer Than 800 Arrivals in 20 Days –Plans for Closed Facility in Crete
Plevris: Migratory Flows Balanced with Fewer Than 800 Arrivals in 20 Days – Plans for Closed Facility in Crete
“Since the day we passed the amendment, about 20 days ago, the total number of arrivals has been under 800, whereas before the amendment we were seeing over 800 arrivals daily,” Plevris stated.
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“Don’t Come Here – You’ll Be Jailed or Sent Back”: Greece Sets a Tough Standard on Migration
“Don’t Come Here – You’ll Be Jailed or Sent Back”: Greece Sets a Tough Standard on Migration
Daily Mail hails Greece’s crackdown on illegal migration via Crete as a model for the UK – Minister Plevris warns: the era of soft asylum policies is over
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Greece to Enforce Strictest Migration Policy in Europe, Says Minister Plevris
Greece to Enforce Strictest Migration Policy in Europe, Says Minister Plevris
Addressing questions from Dimitris Natsios of the “Niki” party and Alexandros Kazamias of Plefsi Eleftherias, Plevris outlined measures to curb rising migratory flows, particularly to Crete.
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G. Gerapetritis: Greece Will Not Become a Hub for Irregular Migration
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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German Court Rules Deportations to Greece Are Lawful, Raising Concerns Among Refugee Advocates
German Court Rules Deportations to Greece Are Lawful, Raising Concerns Among Refugee Advocates
The decision has prompted concern among refugee support organisations in both Germany and Greece, who warn that Greece fails to provide adequate support even to those granted refugee status.
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EU Plans Stricter Migration Measures for 2025, Greece Highlights Security Focus
EU Plans Stricter Migration Measures for 2025, Greece Highlights Security Focus
EU migration and home affairs ministers are set to meet on Thursday in Warsaw, Poland, to discuss tougher measures against migration, a move backed by Poland’s current presidency of the bloc.
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Migration: “Rama’s experiment” – Yesterday’s migrants, today’s guards
Migration: “Rama’s experiment” – Yesterday’s migrants, today’s guards
Athens' reservations about the effectiveness of Meloni's agreement with Albania and Tirana's EU accession path - Rama's attempt to gain favor with the West and the East (Bektashi)
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Migration: Alarm in the EU – Mitsotakis at the Euro-Mediterranean Summit
Migration: Alarm in the EU – Mitsotakis at the Euro-Mediterranean Summit
Leaders of Greece, Cyprus, France, Italy, Portugal, Croatia, Malta, Slovenia, Cyprus, France, Italy, Portugal, Croatia, Malta & Jordan will seek a common line in the Middle East
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Migration & Asylum Ministry approves additional funding for 5 island municipalities
Migration & Asylum Ministry approves additional funding for 5 island municipalities
The Migration and Asylum Ministry's Solidarity Fund approved 2.3 million euros
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Greece does not change its migration policy, Kairides says
Greece does not change its migration policy, Kairides says
Kairides underlined that a lot needs to be done on legal migration. "Upgrading, modernizing, speeding up the administrative mechanism of legal migration."
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The joint declaration of MED5 Summit
The joint declaration of MED5 Summit
The Ministers of Interior and Migration and Asylum of Greece, Cyprus, Italy, Spain and Malta, who met on Saturday, in Thessaloniki, in the context of the 6th Synod of the MED
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Migration Min: Great success for Greece – The EU Commission further supports the country
Migration Min: Great success for Greece - The EU Commission further supports the country
EU Commissioner for Internal Affairs and Migration, Ylva Johansson, after her meeting with the Minister of Migration and Asylum, Dimitris Kairides
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Meloni: Greece and Italy can work on a solution to migration; sovereignty over Aegean Islands is undisputed
Meloni: Greece and Italy can work on a solution to migration; sovereignty over Aegean Islands is undisputed
Meloni: "This is precisely what we are doing."
