Greece approves fourth Belharra frigate purchase – When “Nearchos” arrives in Athens
Greece approves €809M fourth Belharra frigate “Themistocles” with parliamentary support, featuring advanced armament and 25% Greek shipyard participation.
Greece approves €809M fourth Belharra frigate “Themistocles” with parliamentary support, featuring advanced armament and 25% Greek shipyard participation.
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias reveals the real reasons behind military commanders’ resignations, dismissing claims of political interference in Parliament.
Greek Minister Chrysochoidis presents new critical infrastructure protection bill, establishing national strategy for resilience against physical threats and emergencies.
Greek Defense Minister Dendias defends father’s right to investigate child’s death in controversial Routsi case, sparking parliamentary debate.
Greek Parliament votes to acquire fourth Belharra frigate, expanding naval fleet with advanced French-built warships for enhanced Mediterranean defense.
New Democracy MP calls for satisfying hunger striker’s demands after Tempe train tragedy, urging government to build bridges with grieving families.
Former Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias sharply criticizes Alexis Tsipras over political indecision and blasts current government’s foreign policy failures.
Athens mayor Haris Doukas confirms he’ll complete his municipal term and won’t run in 2027 parliamentary elections, focusing on local governance reforms.
PASOK attacks former OPEKEPE chief’s testimony about receiving gifts, including cheap Italian watches, while mediating real estate deals during corruption scandal.
Greek PM Mitsotakis warns Turkey it cannot join NATO’s SAFE program while maintaining casus belli threat, emphasizing Greece’s firm stance on sovereignty.
European Chief Prosecutor Laura Kövesi condemns Greek corruption, calls OPEKEPE a “nepotism headquarters” and demands constitutional reform for political accountability.
PASOK leader slams government over corruption scandal, claims deputy minister forced to appear before committee due to opposition pressure.