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Like many of their European counterparts, farmers in Greece are demanding their
government do more to improve their working conditions.

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Scores of bright-coloured tractors were parked outside Greece's parliament on
Tuesday, horns blaring, as thousands of farmers angry at high production costs
brought their demands to Athens.

“Without us, you don’t eat," one banner said. Some farmers carried mock coffins
and funeral garlands as symbols of their plight.



The farmers, whose grievances are similar to those at farmer protests elsewhere
in Europe, have spent weeks staging sporadic blockades along highways and in
rural towns.



Along with the overall cost pressures, many of those who farm in central Greece
are still reeling from major floods last year.

The centre-right government has expressed sympathy with the farmers but said
budgetary constraints prevent it from meeting all their demands, beyond
substantial electricity cost reductions.

Protesters say that's not enough. They want tax-free fuel, debt forgiveness,
measures against foreign competition and speedier compensation for damage from
natural disasters.

Farmers are also frustrated at the substantial markup in shelf prices compared
to what wholesalers pay them for their produce.



Manolis Liakis, a farmer from the southern island of Crete, singled out fuel
costs. He said farmers pay more than three times as much for petrol as shipping
companies due to tax disparities.

"We can’t be producing and (selling) our products for ridiculously low prices
while the consumer buys them at extremely high prices,” he said.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in a television interview on Monday said he
could not support additional tax breaks and concessions but wanted to continue
discussions with protesters.

In front of the Greek parliament, protesting farmers rally in Athens, Greece,
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In a show of solidarity, hundreds of students joined the farmers and protested
government plans to end the state monopoly on university education.



The government took back a previous threat to block Tuesday’s protest. Police
were deployed to help divert highway traffic, and much of central Athens was
blocked to motorists and public transport.

The rally ended peacefully – but some farmers planned to stay outside parliament
all night and leave with their tractors on Wednesday.


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Normandy's D-Day landing beaches could soon become a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Until now, UNESCO has refused to classify arenas of war as World Heritage Sites
– but the institution has now changed its mind and said it is ready to study a
new application.

On 6 June, 1944, 150,000 men landed in just a few hours on the beaches of Omaha,
Juno or Gold Beach in Normandy, France. 



They arrived as part of Operation Overlord, which marked the beginning of the
liberation of Europe from the Nazi yoke.

10,000 men did not make it.

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memories.

The news from UNESCO is welcomed by the Normandy region and all those who pass
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ONLY 10% OF EUROPEANS BELIEVE UKRAINE CAN DEFEAT RUSSIA - POLL

FILE - Ukrainian troops ride on an APC with a Ukrainian flag, in a field with
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Support for Ukraine remains high across the European Union, but authors of the
study say politicians should focus on defining an acceptable peace.

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Only one in ten Europeans believe that Ukraine can defeat Russia, according to
an EU-wide poll. 

Conducted across 12 EU countries - including France, Germany, Hungary, Italy,
the Netherlands, Poland, Spain and Sweden - the survey found that pessimism
about the war's outcome was being fuelled by Ukraine's failed counteroffensive,
a potential US policy shift and the possibility of Donald Trump getting into the
White House. 



The report - titled 'Wars and Elections: How European leaders can maintain
public support for Ukraine' - found that 20% predicted a Russian victory. 

The findings come on the eve of the second anniversary of Russia's full-scale
invasion of Ukraine on 24 February 2022.

Though support for Kyiv among Europeans remains high, some form of "compromise
settlement" is seen by those polled as the most likely solution to the war. 

This marks a shift in sentiment, with a majority of Europeans saying Ukraine
must regain all of its lost territory this time last year. 

The report's authors argued that, based on these findings, EU politicians should
take a more "realistic" approach that centres upon establishing how peace can be
achieved. 




“In order to make the case for continued European support for Ukraine, EU
leaders will need to change how they talk about the war,” co-author Mark Leonard
of the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR), which commissioned the
polling, was quoted as saying by the Guardian. 

Most Europeans “are desperate to prevent a Russian victory” but do not believe
Kyiv can win militarily, he continued. 

Facing an increasingly sceptical public, Leonard explained that arguments for
more aid should focus on how it  “could lead to a sustainable, negotiated peace
that favours Kyiv – rather than a victory for Putin.”

Ukrainians largely remain opposed to any settlement that cedes territory to
Russia, according to polls. 



Some experts argue that a peace deal which handed over Ukrainian soil could
embolden the Kremlin, possibly leading to more conflict in the future. Others
believe that ending the bloodshed should be paramount.  

The poll was carried out in January. Moscow has since achieved a strategic and
symbolic victory in the eastern Donetsk region, after Ukrainian forces were
forced to withdraw from Adiivka this weekend. 

A preference for pushing Kyiv to accept a settlement was most common in Hungary
(64%), Greece (59%) and Italy (52%), while support for Ukraine regaining
territories was strongest in Sweden (50%), Portugal (48%) and Poland (47%). 

Opinions were more evenly split in Spain, the Netherlands, Germany and France.


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