Greece’s foreign minister briefs parliament on Libya visit amid rising Turkish influence
Greek Foreign Minister Gerapetritis to brief parliament on Libya visit as Turkey expands influence through military cooperation with Haftar forces.
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Government’s dual strategy for OPEKEPE crisis: reforms and cleanup
Greek government launches dual strategy to overcome OPEKEPE scandal through administrative reforms and forward-looking policies targeting citizens’ daily concerns.
Merkel reveals 2015 Greece crisis secrets: debt relief needed
Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel reveals explosive details about Greece’s 2015 debt crisis, Grexit negotiations, and her tense encounters with Greek leaders.
Greek PM Mitsotakis to visit Mount Athos Friday – Official program
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will make his first official visit to Mount Athos as PM on July 4, with monasteries preparing special ceremonies.
Greece tackles sports violence: Ten new initiatives announced
Greece announces ten new initiatives to combat sports violence after successful 15-month implementation of stadium security measures and fan behavior reforms.
Greece warns against new migration route from Libya to Crete
Greece’s National Security Council warns against new migration route from eastern Libya to Crete, discussing Middle East crisis and defense matters.
Greek minister and opposition leader clash in parliament firestorm
Greek Environment Minister Stavros Papastaurou and opposition leader Zoe Konstantopoulou engaged in a fierce parliamentary exchange over corruption scandals.
Greece achieves lowest unemployment since 2008 – ND celebrates jobs milestone
Greece records lowest unemployment rate since 2008 at 7.9%, marking significant economic recovery and labor market stabilization post-pandemic.
Hatzidakis: There is no issue of elections – The bill to integrate OPEKEPE into the AADE next week
Greek Deputy PM Hatzidakis dismisses election rumors, announces OPEKEPE integration bill next week amid ongoing agricultural subsidy scandal investigation.
New labor bill: What changes it brings to Greek employment
Greece’s new labor bill introduces major workplace reforms, including flexible 4-day work weeks, enhanced overtime pay, and stronger worker protections.
Syria: Greece leads UN initiative after attack on Greek Orthodox church
Greece spearheads UN Security Council session condemning terrorist attack on Damascus church, demanding accountability and protection for Syrian minorities.
Tzitzikostas pushes for accelerated EU military corridors
EU Commissioners push to accelerate military mobility corridors across Europe, with over 500 priority infrastructure projects planned to strengthen defense capabilities.