Mitsotakis inaugurates E65 motorway: “We said it and we did it”
Greece’s PM Mitsotakis inaugurates the completed E65 motorway, a 182.1 km route linking Central Greece to the Egnatia Odos, funded by the EU Recovery Fund.
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Kaja Kallas: EU expects Turkey’s unwavering commitment to good neighbourly relations
EU’s Kaja Kallas calls on Turkey to uphold good neighbourly relations, international law, and peaceful dispute resolution in the Eastern Mediterranean.
SAFE fund: Greece receives first €118.2M defense disbursement
Greece receives its first €118.2M SAFE fund disbursement — 15% of its €787.7M allocation under the EU’s landmark €150B defense financing program.
Greece’s Constitutional Revision: Three-Day Parliament Debate Begins
Greece’s Parliament opens a three-day debate on constitutional revision, with a landmark roll-call vote on 40 proposed amendments scheduled for Monday, July 27.
Mitsotakis inaugurates E65 motorway, accelerating Greece’s infrastructure push
Greek PM Mitsotakis inaugurates the E65 motorway’s northern section, cutting Athens travel times by 2 hours and ending Western Macedonia’s road isolation.
Greece set to receive €49.5 billion from the EU budget 2028-2034
Greece is set to receive €49.5 billion from the next EU budget (2028-2034). Here’s what’s at stake and how Athens is positioning itself.
Tsipras under fire: Greek left parties clash over private universities
Greek left parties SYRIZA, New Left and MeRA25 turn on Tsipras over private university policy in a sign of deeper ideological rifts ahead.
Turkey’s Provocative Interference Over Muslim Minority Schools in Thrace
Turkey exploits Greece’s suspension of 8 minority schools in Thrace, as Greek officials defend the decision with demographic data and equal treatment.
Mitsotakis to unveil €23bn four-year economic plan at Thessaloniki Fair
Greek PM Mitsotakis set to unveil a sweeping €23 billion four-year economic plan at the Thessaloniki International Fair, targeting growth and EU convergence.
Kyranakis: “It’s been made clear that none of our MPs are charged with illegal enrichment”
Greek ruling party New Democracy defends its MPs over corruption allegations, insisting no member has been charged with illegal enrichment.
Greece ship collision: Souda Bay inquiry ordered after harbor crash
Greece’s shipping minister orders a formal inquiry after two vessels collide at Souda Bay port in Chania, vowing zero tolerance on maritime safety.
Electric scooters: New regulations ban riders under 17
Greece votes on strict new electric scooter rules, banning riders under 17 and introducing mandatory insurance and a national scooter registry.