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The Dendias-Cavusoglu talks were discussed during political consultations between Greece and Turkey held parallel to ongoing exploratory talks.

Use of the AstraZeneca vaccine in Greece will continue 'steadily and with confidence', the head of the Greek National Vaccination Committee told a televised news conference today.

The talks were held just over a week before the 25-26 March EU summit, which will discuss whether to impose sanctions on Turkey, which were postponed at the last summit.

Carnival parties, more or less concealed, in the midst of a pandemic were an inexpensive way to relax, but at the same time were extremely irresponsible.

Once again at a critical juncture in the life of our nation the prevailing environment is one of sterile political rivalries and irrational and often untimely demands.

One continues to see a four-digit number of COVID-19 cases daily despite the protracted lockdowns. Every day over 400 COVID-19 patients nationwide are admitted to hospital.

A disciplined implementation of public health measures against COVID-19 transmission is the only way for a speedy return to normalcy.

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The NLD's Zaw Myat Linn died in custody on Tuesday after he was arrested in the country's main city of Yangon around 1:30 a.m., said Ba Myo Thein, a member of the dissolved upper house of parliament.

We hold the keys to our freedom in our own hands. The decisions we make every day, combined with the slow but steady vaccination rollout, is the decisive factor in managing the pandemic.

One of the most important lessons from the pandemic, as the PM put it in an article of his that Ta Nea has published today, is the valuable, decisive, and irreplaceable role of the state.

Given the political tensions that prevailed internet trolls gained ground and returned to their destructive work of easy and absolutely corrosive slander.

We talked with Mrs. Goudouna about the role of art in the time of a pandemic, her daily life between obligations and aspirations, the New York Performa Biennale, her favorite museums, GREECE IN USA and many more and even her views on rebetiko

State organisations, services, and elected officials were passing the buck between them by exploiting the diachronic dysfunction of overlapping jurisdictions.

In general, electrical grids that do not incorporate competitive elements and characteristics obviously need public care and public funding as private funding is unavailable.

The Greek side must remain devoted to its line, ring the alarm bells when necessary, and come to the table of exploratory talks with determination.

We all saw how the smaller and more efficient state that has been touted by this government since it came to power as a key objective failed to make the grade.

It is well known that long after a citizen retired he or she was up in the air without money, awaiting payment, and making great sacrifices. That reality did no honour to a civilised society.

Just as after wars, so too after major economic recessions there comes a time to pay off the debt or at least reduce it in relation to GDP through economic development and inflation.