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Greece's Temporary Asylum Ban Sparks Controversy Amid Crete Migration Surge
Greek lawmakers have voted to temporarily halt asylum requests from North African migrants arriving by sea, a decision criticized by rights groups as illegal. The move follows a surge in migrants reaching Crete and marks a tightening of Greece’s migration policies under Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ government.
A letter issued by the right-wing campaign group Great British Pac claims there is a “politically orchestrated” movement to ...
A hard-right lawmaker has been sworn in as Greece’s new migration minister. Thanos Plevris replaces Makis Voridis, who ...
Liz Truss is among the 34 signatories in an intervention organized by right-wing group Great British Pac to derail Parthenon ...
A media outlet has revealed the minutes of the Council of Political Leaders, held one day after the historic referendum of ...
Greece on Thursday unveiled a series of tougher measures aimed at curbing the arrival of migrants, following an earlier ...
Greek-Australian Elly Symons says the Parthenon Marbles may return to Athens by 2026, as UK-Greece talks progress toward a ...
Chinese Premier Li Qiang meets with Greek Deputy Prime Minister Kostis Hatzidakis on the island of Rhodes, Greece, July 4, ...
Letter accuses British Museum of 'covert' talks with Greece and warns trustees could face legal challenge if negotiations ...
The migrants, consisting mostly of young men, were transferred overnight aboard a bulk carrier after their fishing trawler ...
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