He has said this before, but this time he made it more specific: Kyriakos Mitsotakis mentioned that after politics he would like to teach at a university, and even “at the university where I studied”, namely Harvard. Focusing even more on his thoughts, the ND President noted that he could do “topics that I care about a lot” such as the environment, artificial intelligence, future plans, and came to the conclusion that he could imagine himself doing many different things.

Ambassadors meeting

Today’s visit of four ambassadors to Alexandroupolis, which became a center of international interest after the agreement to build the FSRU platform in the city’s port, cannot go unnoticed. US Ambassador George Tsuni, Ukrainian Ambassador Sergei Sutenko, Romanian Ambassador Adriana Chamba and Bulgarian Ambassador Valentin Poryazov will be met in Alexandroupolis by Vice Governor of Evros Dimitris Petrovich, who also announced his candidacy for mayor yesterday. Alexandroupolis in the self-government elections in October next year.

Dizziness

Ten days after the May 21 elections and twenty-five days before the “final” of SYRIZA, it seems that finding an antidote to defeat is not easy. While attempts are being made to move to the center at the top of the pyramid, the core of the party insists on a “more leftist policy”. “The situation reminds me of dizziness,” a former party worker told me, seeing the many contradictions and the complexity of the answers.

The list does not change

I stay with SYRIZA. There are many versions about the possible “teasing” of the list by Alexis Tsipras. The same source I linked to above rules out this possibility. “I don’t know,” he told me, “but I can assure you that nothing will be changed,” as “Syriza is currently like a paper tower. He needs very careful movements so that he does not fall.

he makes an appointment

Stavros Papastavrou has been especially active lately, scheduling quite a few meetings with representatives of the New Democracy. He is clearly preparing for the next election day, which will surprise him in Megaros Maximos.

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Caterina Sakellaropoulou took part in the second summit of the European Political Community, which was held in Chisinau, Moldova. The roundtable she participated in was on the theme of Energy Action Axis, and Ms Sakellaropoulou mentioned, among other things, the resilience shown by the EU, the “rebuff” to Russia’s energy weapons, and the “diversification of supply sources”. . Interestingly, he criticized Moscow, saying that it tried to divide the European states, but failed. On the occasion, the president also touted Greece, saying that “through efforts to limit and ultimately eliminate dependence on Russian oil and natural gas, Greece is emerging as a reliable energy hub.”