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N. KOTZIAS: I am very pleased that, thanks to the Monastery and the wisdom of its abbot, we will be able to build a beautiful Greek Embassy and Ambassadorial residence. I am very pleased that, thanks to the Monastery, the Greek flag will wave in the centre of Nicosia. REPORTER: We have...
Thank you Prime Minister for having us here. Thank you for the invitation. It is always a pleasure to be in Israel. It is a pleasure to have these discussions here with you and my friend Nikolas from Cyprus. We have to discuss about the situation in the Middle East. It...
N. KOTZIAS: Good afternoon. We had another meeting of the National Council on Foreign Policy. As you know, each time we meet, I want us to have a specific and in-depth discussion on a single topic. In Parliament and in the Standing Committee on National Defense and Foreign Affairs, during...
“We met with the UN Secretary-General’s Special Envoy on Cyprus, Mrs. Lute. Mrs. Lute is not a mediator. She is here more to get a sense of the views of all of the sides participating in a potential settlement of the Cyprus problem. I set out our views for her. I...
N. KOTZIAS: Good morning. I would like again to welcome my dear friend Edgars, who accepted my invitation to visit Athens. As always, I thank the interpreters, thanks to whom there is diplomacy.What we ascertained once again is that the South and the North of Europe have common interests. We...
MODERATOR: Good afternoon. The two Ministers will make their statements and, due to time constraints, they will then take one question each. Minister, whenever you’re ready.N. KOTZIAS: I thank my friend Jean-Yves for visiting us. It is a great pleasure to talk with him and discuss our common European future....
N. KOTZIAS: It is a great pleasure, for Greek diplomacy and me personally, to be inaugurating the renovated historic Greek Consulate in Izmir. I am very pleased to have my counterpart the Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu, with us here at the inauguration. In spite of the problems...
For Greek “metalheads”, Rotting Christ needs no introduction; the same goes for many more music fans worldwide. The band’s core, brothers Sakis (vocals/guitars) and Themis Tolis...
Greece, boasting one of the oldest cinematic traditions in Europe, is for more than one reasons a film friendly country; its unique light and locations as well as its versatile architecture have...
Johanna Hanink is Associate Professor of Classics at Brown University, US. Her work focuses on ancient theater and performance, the cultural life of classical Athens, and the idea of the "Greek...
Central Bridge @Trikala (photo:Kouris©Greece-is) Built in the Thessalian plain in the middle of Greece, the medium-sized provincial city of Trikala is a unique destination for those who want to...
The Greek islands, well known for their sunny beaches and clear blue waters, attract outdoor enthusiasts not only for activities such as diving, scuba diving, snorkeling, wind surfing, sailing or...
Auguste Corteau (1979) is a fiction writer, a playwright and a translator. He has written novels/novellas: Rabastin (1999), The Square (2000), Haunted (2001), Animal (2002), The Streets Sculptor...
Lyra player, singer, songwriter and theoretical physicist "Chainis" Dimitris Apostolakis is a founding member of Chainides, a Cretan music group formed in 1990 by a group of...
