Alexis Tsipras starts new party: Key figures from former PM circle
Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras accelerates plans for new center-left party following parliamentary resignation, with key SYRIZA figures expected to join.
Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras accelerates plans for new center-left party following parliamentary resignation, with key SYRIZA figures expected to join.
Government officials defend judicial independence as Larissa Prosecutor approves toxicological tests in Tempe tragedy case, condemning opposition exploitation.
Greek Foreign Minister announces special flight to repatriate Greek citizens detained in Israel after participating in Gaza flotilla mission.
PASOK leader attacks PM Mitsotakis over Cyprus-Israel cable project delays, warning of dangerous geopolitical consequences amid Turkish threats.
Greek Environment Minister says relations with Cyprus remain strong despite disagreements over the 300-million-euro EU-funded electrical cable project.
Greek Health Minister Georgiadis defends his comments on Panos Routsi’s 22-day hunger strike over Tempi train disaster, accusing media of manipulation.
Prime Minister Mitsotakis calls urgent meeting on Greece-Cyprus electrical interconnection project as major infrastructure initiative encounters technical challenges.
Greece-Cyprus power cable project faces new crisis as ADMIE disputes financial terms with Cyprus authorities, threatening the strategic interconnection.
Greek politicians Konstantopoulou and Georgiadis engage in heated public exchange over Tempi train disaster victim’s toxicology tests as father continues hunger strike.
Greek left-wing parties SYRIZA and New Left face internal divisions as Tsipras weighs forming new party amid coalition tensions and leadership disputes.
Greek PM Mitsotakis announces readiness to support Gaza peace efforts while unveiling major domestic reforms including €1.7bn tax cuts and military modernization.
Greek PM Mitsotakis pushes for EU defense funding and Southern Europe security focus, challenging Northern resistance in Brussels ahead of Greece’s EU presidency.