Stefanos Manos: Greek Political World Pays Final Tribute
Greek politicians unite in mourning former minister Stefanos Manos, 87, remembered as a bold reformist and unconventional liberal voice in public life.
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Dendias sends sharp message to Ankara: “International law is not an empty text”
Greek Defense Minister Dendias delivers a veiled warning to Ankara, asserting that international law and the law of the sea are non-negotiable pillars of civilized order.
Tassoulas calls on Turkey to recognize the Pontic Genocide
Greek President Tassoulas urges Turkey to officially recognize the Pontic Genocide, declaring ethnic cleansing has no place in the modern world.
Greece’s €1.8 Billion Thessaloniki Summit Relief Package Explained
Greece’s €1.8B TIF relief package targets tax cuts, business relief, pensioner bonuses, farmer support, and major energy investments through 2028.
Mitsotakis attends Divine Liturgy in Chania for the Dormition of the Virgin Mary
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis attends Divine Liturgy in Chania on August 15 to celebrate the Dormition of the Virgin Mary.
Mitsotakis’ election marathon: rallying the center-right ahead of polls
Greek PM Mitsotakis launches an intense pre-election regional tour to rally the center-right base ahead of spring elections and the Thessaloniki International Fair.
Greece and Iran agree to keep communication channels open over Strait of Hormuz
Greece and Iran hold high-level talks on the Strait of Hormuz crisis, pledging open diplomatic channels and urging freedom of navigation for Greek-owned ships.
Greece stands firm: zero tolerance for antisemitism and discrimination
Greek Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni reaffirms Greece’s zero-tolerance stance on antisemitism, guaranteeing safety for all visitors.
Moutsatsos fires back at Karystianou over her departure from Hope for Democracy
Katerina Moutsatsos pushes back at Hope for Democracy leader Maria Karystianou, defending her cultural policy work after departing the Greek opposition party.
Tsipras vs. Androulakis: The Greek Left’s bitter rivalry ahead of elections
The bitter rivalry between Tsipras and Androulakis is heating up ahead of Greek elections, with PASOK launching a full-frontal attack on the SYRIZA leader.
Greece wildfire alert: Red Code declared across multiple regions Friday
Greece declares Red Code wildfire alert across Attica, Peloponnese, Crete and more as authorities treat category 4 zones as extreme risk.
Greek Left Alliance backs Lisa Itogya amid government silence on racist attack
Greece’s Left Alliance condemns government silence after basketball star Lisa Itogya faces racist abuse, praising her proud response to discrimination.