Turkey publishes maritime maps challenging Greek sovereignty
Turkey publishes controversial maritime maps in Aegean Sea, challenging Greek sovereignty and escalating tensions between neighboring countries.
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Greek government launches major counteroffensive with €1.5B package
Greek PM Mitsotakis launches €1.5B economic package ahead of Thessaloniki Fair to counter scandals and inflation pressure with targeted reforms and infrastructure.
Samaras launches frontal attack on Mitsotakis: “Arrogant and brazen”
Former Greek PM Samaras launches fierce attack on Mitsotakis over foreign policy, OPEKEPE scandal, calling current leadership “arrogant and brazen.”
PASOK: A Prime Minister who fears Parliament doesn’t stand strong
PASOK criticizes Prime Minister Mitsotakis’ latest interview, claiming he identifies problems but offers no solutions and has lost his vision for Greece’s future.
GPO poll: Cross-party support for tough migration measures
Greek poll reveals cross-party support for stricter immigration measures, with 70% backing deportations and benefit cuts for asylum seekers across political lines.
Famellos to Mitsotakis: Look elsewhere for accomplices – Greece won’t breathe until you leave
SYRIZA leader Famellos launches fierce attack on PM Mitsotakis, rejecting cooperation calls and raising critical questions about government scandals.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis: We insist on zero tariffs between EU and US
“We insist on the proposal for zero tariffs on European and American products and hope to reach such a level of mutual understanding and trade balance with our American allies sooner rather than later,” emphasizes…
Mitsotakis’ two key moves to turn the page: OPEKEPE probe and space investment
Mitsotakis government seeks fresh start with OPEKEPE investigative committee and Greece’s satellite program launch, turning focus to transparency and space technology.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis: “Third term with ND majority in Spring 2027”
Greek PM Mitsotakis confirms plans for third term, targeting spring 2027 elections with absolute majority while addressing energy prices and political dialogue.
Patras-Pyrgos highway opens after 18-year construction odyssey
After 18 years of delays and political battles, Greece’s Patras-Pyrgos highway finally opens, ending one of the country’s most troubled infrastructure projects.
Government officials respond to Samaras interview: “Citizens have answered three times with 40% approval”
Government officials respond to former PM Samaras’ interview, citing three electoral victories with 40% support as proof of public approval for current policies.
Undecided voters threaten ruling party majority in Greece
Greek undecided voters reach 20%, threatening the ruling New Democracy party’s parliamentary majority as disappointed citizens choose abstention over opposition.