Greek government announces six major infrastructure projects in Attica to protect citizens from extreme weather, while Turkey talks advance rapidly.
Parliament Speaker Kaklamanis diplomatically rebukes Maritime Minister Kikilias over claims about proposing financial support for fallen officer’s child.
Greek officials clash in parliament over bluetongue vaccines as half a million sheep and goats face culling amid EU approval disputes and farmer compensation debates.
Former minister Andreas Loverdos criticizes opposition leader Nikos Androulakis as “unfit for prime minister” citing low poll ratings on Parapolitika radio.
Greek Health Minister Georgiadis defends Tourism Minister Kefalogianni’s use of new child custody law, stating ministers have equal rights as citizens.
New Left’s crucial congress could determine party unity as Charitsis opens door to alliance with Tsipras despite internal opposition from hardline factions.
Greek ministers signal potential expansion of territorial waters to 12 miles ahead of crucial Turkey talks, raising stakes in Mediterranean diplomacy.
Greek government spokesman defends Mercosur trade deal position, stating delays in implementation would be harmful despite EU parliamentary opposition.
MEP Eliza Vosenberg explains how the EU Commission could bypass the European Court referral to implement the controversial Mercosur trade agreement provisionally.
MEP Eleonora Meleti addresses digital sexual abuse through deepfakes at European Parliament, demanding stricter platform accountability and content removal.
Greek Defense Minister sends firm message to Turkey on territorial waters extension rights, rejecting casus belli threats in Aegean dispute.
Greece’s Migration Minister calls for stricter EU border controls and expanded return policies, reporting 13,000 reduction in migration flows over five months.
