AGP Executive Report
Last update: 14 minutes agoUN Diplomacy: Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis says Greece will use its upcoming UN Security Council presidency to push UN Charter principles, peaceful dispute resolution and Security Council reform, including wider representation for Africa, Asia and Latin America. Health Crackdown: Greece’s Medwatch AI system flagged 231 potential violations by doctors and clinics, including cases tied to prohibited medical advertising and unlicensed procedures. Crime & Drugs: Police in Crete arrested 10 over an alleged network behind livestock subsidy fraud and drug trafficking, including a cannabis cultivation site found during searches. Turkey Tensions: Turkey’s “Sea Wolf” naval-air exercise is underway while Greek authorities monitor closely; reports say Ankara keeps drills largely within Turkish waters to avoid direct escalation. Cyprus Focus: Greece’s UN trip also spotlights Cyprus, with efforts aimed at resuming substantive talks and “transforming Cyprus into a normal, modern, European state.” Economy & Travel: Greece’s airports topped 60 million passengers in the first eight months of 2026, while Mitsotakis cites credit-rating upgrades as proof of stability. Cost of Living & Markets: The second phase of Greece’s national price-cut initiative begins with new product codes, building on the first phase’s average 9.5% reductions.
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