Athens mayor receives New Year carols: “2026 to be a more humane city”
Athens mayor Harris Doukas received traditional New Year carols at City Hall, promising a “more humane and fair Athens” in 2026 ahead of tonight’s celebration.
Politics
Greek minister on farmer blockades: “Traffic police doing their job”
Greek Minister Chrysochoidis defends traffic police handling of farmer blockades, reports 138 fewer road deaths this year due to increased breathalyzer controls.
Greek minister reveals farmers faced bullying for supporting dialogue
Greek Agriculture Minister reveals farmers supporting government dialogue faced intimidation from peers as protests continue nationwide
Greek deputy PM showcases 2025 government wins on TikTok
Greek deputy PM uses TikTok to showcase government achievements including unemployment reduction, minimum wage increase, and major infrastructure projects.
Mitsotakis inspects Panathinaikos stadium construction progress
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis inspects Panathinaikos stadium construction progress, with completion scheduled for May 2027 following timeline announcements.
Greece launches “Apollo” green energy program for vulnerable households
Greece launches Apollo program to reduce energy costs for vulnerable households through green energy, featuring 600 MW of renewable capacity with competitive tenders.
Greek minister warns farmers protests may face sanctions over traffic blocks
Greek Migration Minister Plevris warns farmers’ protests blocking traffic may face sanctions while discussing government dialogue efforts and migration policy.
Georgiadis sparks opposition backlash over Human Rights Court remarks
Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis faces fierce opposition criticism after attacking international courts and Amnesty International as leftist schemes.
New Armed Forces Pay Scale: Defense Ministry Denies Military “Deception” Claims
Greek Defense Ministry refutes claims of military pay deception, announces significant salary increases of 12-24% for all Armed Forces personnel under new pay scale.
Maria Karystianou prepares new political party with confiscation agenda
Maria Karystianou prepares to launch new Greek political party with asset confiscation as flagship policy, targeting corrupt politicians while building expert teams.
Greek ministers slam Amnesty International and Hague Court
Greek ministers Plevris and Georgiadis criticize Amnesty International and Hague Court, calling them “left-dominated” organizations undermining Western values.
Political clash between Sdoukou and Tsoukalas over government criticism
Heated exchange between New Democracy and PASOK spokespersons over government criticism and corruption allegations in Greek politics.