Aftermath of war
Bulgarian Parliament Votes to Increase Police Presence at Migrant and Refugee Centers
In a decisive move, the Bulgarian Parliament has approved a measure to bolster security at all centers for migrants and refugees under the jurisdiction of the State Agency for Refugees. The decision, reached in the second reading, signifies a concerted effort to enhance safety and stability amidst growing concerns over incidents involving foreign citizens.
Former Ministry Official Warns of Expected Surge in Migrant Pressure on Bulgaria
Petar Todorov, the former Chief Secretary of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, has issued a stark warning regarding the anticipated increase in migrant pressure on Bulgaria starting next month.
Six ships of Greek interests have been hit in the Red Sea by the Houthis
Demand for the immediate signing of a Special Repatriation Agreement
Mitsotakis to meet UN refugee chief
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is scheduled to meet with the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi, on Monday at 5 p.m. at Maximos Mansion.
The meeting comes amidst humanitarian concerns regarding Israel's full-scale military operations in Gaza.
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19 Humanitarian Organizations and UN Appeal For US$ 38.6 Million To Support Ukrainian Refugees
As humanitarian support to refugees from Ukraine enters its third year, 19 humanitarian organizations and the UN in Bulgaria are appealing for US$ 38.6 million to support 70,000 refugees from Ukraine in Bulgaria in 2024.
Bulgaria Extends Temporary Protection for Ukrainian Refugees
In a move aligned with the European Commission's decision, the Council of Ministers announced the extension of temporary protection for displaced Ukrainians on Bulgarian soil. The extension, effective from March 4, 2024, spans a year, reflecting the ongoing commitment to support refugees fleeing the conflict in Ukraine.
UN wants $4.2 billion for Ukraine aid in 2024
The United Nations said yesterday it will need $4.2 billion to provide humanitarian aid in Ukraine in 2024, and to help millions of refugees who have fled the war-torn country.
While the Gaza war has dominated headlines in recent months, Russia's war in Ukraine is set to enter its third year in February.
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Cyprus calls for EU rethink on Syria migration as refugee numbers rise
As record numbers of Syrian refugees reach the shores of Cyprus, the Nicosia government wants the European Union to consider declaring parts of their war-torn homeland safe to repatriate them to, the Cypriot interior minister said.
"Starting a discussion to re-evaluate the issue of Syria is crucial for us," Minister Constantinos Ioannou told Reuters in an interview.
What is left of the father?
"What is left of the father at the time of his complete degradation?" This conceptual reflection dominates the book by Italian psychoanalyst Massimo Recalcati titled "The Telemachus Complex: Parents and Children after the Decline of the Father," recently published in Greek by Kelefthos Publications.
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Awards to GCM students for the Australian Hellenic Memorial Foundation competition (photos)
The Greek-Australian Memorial is located in Melbourne and was created to honour those who served and those who lost their lives in the two World Wars