Greece Worries About US Election Period, Erdogan Concessions

Greece views the 117 days leading up to the US midterm elections as a critical and potentially dangerous period. Athens worries that former President Trump might grant concessions to Turkish President Erdogan during this time. This concern is amplified by ongoing tensions between Greece and Turkey.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has again raised the issue of a casus belli, signaling Greece's commitment to its armament programs. This move comes amid broader regional dynamics and Turkey's perceived gains from recent diplomatic engagements, which have reportedly put Greece in a challenging position.

The article also touches on other domestic and international issues. It mentions renewed attention to declarations concerning elevators and potential legal gaps. Furthermore, it highlights concerns about the pricing of goods, with some items costing up to 18 euros for just one hour. The situation of unaccompanied children in Greece is also noted, suggesting a disparity in treatment.

Internationally, the report notes Russia's condemnation of NATO's "irresponsible decisions" regarding Ukraine. Separately, a tragic incident in Britain involving a mother and her two daughters, where the husband is sought by police, is mentioned.