UKRAINE-RUSSIA CRISIS

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Mitsotakis says Greece has ensured its energy supplies to weather crisis

'The government is adjusting its policies to the new realities as they evolve. On the national level, it has already secured its energy supplies, and we are threshing out scenarios that will absorb to the greatest possible extent the vicissitudes in energy prices.'

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Editorial Ta Nea: Russian revisionism

Greece must be exceedingly careful. It must not sever lines of communication and should play an important role in the effort to establish peace and stability.

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Editorial Ta Nea: Preparing for all possible eventualities

A generalised conflagration in Ukraine, as political analysts have underlined, would have disastrous implications. It would impact not only on energy flows, but also on the export of food to Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa.

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Editorial Ta Nea: The great dilemma

Counter-espionage information showed that other Russian forces are ready to wage war. Bombings in eastern parts of Ukraine controlled by Moscow could function as a pre-announced pretext for a Russian invasion.

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Editorial Ta Nea: A multi-faceted foreign policy

Greece can and should play a stabilising role in the current crisis, as a Western country with a multi-faceted outlook in its foreign policy. A military clash in the heart of Europe is inconceivable and the territorial precarity of Ukraine is unjustifiable.

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Editorial Ta Nea: Plan

The Greeks of Ukraine have a long history in and ties with the region and a military crisis should under no circumstances imperil their lives and property.

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Editorial Ta Nea: Diplomatic capital

Greece, utilising its historic ties with Russia and given its role as a state at the core of the Western camp, can be one of the countries that contribute to stability.