Alexis Tsipras makes his international debut in Cyprus, spotlighting economic patriotism, democracy, and the Cyprus reunification issue at the INAT Conference.
SYRIZA leader Famellos strips Pappas of his parliamentary role and fires party spokesperson in a bold zero-tolerance crackdown on internal dissent.
UN envoy visits Athens and Cyprus as reunification talks resume, amid Turkey’s push for a two-state solution and mounting pressure on the negotiation process.
SYRIZA’s Nikos Pappas is ousted as parliamentary spokesperson, responding with a brief but pointed “no one is irreplaceable.”
Greece’s left-wing ELAS party slams Finance Minister Pierrakakis, accusing the right-wing government of leading Europe in low wages and corruption.
Greek Health Minister Georgiadis presented Greece’s positions on medicine access, biotechnology, and EU strategic autonomy at the Luxembourg Health Ministers Council.
Greek MP Giannakopoulos calls for constitutional protection against femicide and gender-based violence, citing 19 killings and 23,000 domestic violence reports in 2025.
Greece’s SYRIZA is fracturing: Famellos ousts Pappas and Zachariadis in sweeping reshuffles as Polakis vows to stay and the party edges toward collapse.
SYRIZA leader Famellos slams Polakis for stoking internal divisions, defends Central Committee decisions and vows to block “blackmail ultimatums.”
Greece opens diplomatic talks with Saddam Haftar on migration, EEZ rights, and Libya’s future stability amid ongoing civil conflict.
Tsipras relaunches political campaign in Nikaia with a power bid, slamming Mitsotakis over corruption, the Predator scandal, and the cost-of-living crisis.
Greek PM Mitsotakis meets with Libyan military leader Saddam Haftar to discuss migration, economic cooperation, and maritime zone agreements that could nullify Turkey.
