Dendias in Brussels: “Turkey is a threat to Greece” — EU defense capabilities on the table
Greek Defense Minister Dendias warns Turkey is a threat to Greece and calls for urgent EU-wide defense integration at Brussels summit.
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Israel’s ambassador honors Greek firefighters: “We are united”
Israel’s ambassador honors Greek firefighters in a moving ceremony, celebrating courage, solidarity, and the enduring Greece-Israel partnership in civil protection.
Mitsotakis on Recovery Fund: “A titanic endeavor” — Greece submits final payment request
Greece submits its final Recovery Fund payment request as PM Mitsotakis hails the “Greece 2.0” program’s €35.95 billion European funding achievement.
Vertical Corridor & US-Greece Energy Alliance: Key Messages from Pyatt and Zemenides
Former US Ambassador Pyatt and HALC’s Zemenides back Greece’s Vertical Corridor role in cutting Europe’s dependence on Russian gas.
Tsipras launches triple offensive on fuel prices, farmers & cost of living
Tsipras heads to Ancient Olympia to attack the government on fuel prices, farmer hardship, and the rising cost of living in Greece.
Mitsotakis unveils 5+1 measures to tackle energy price crisis
Greece’s PM Mitsotakis is set to announce a 5+1 measure package to tackle soaring energy prices, including heating oil cuts and diesel subsidies.
Kasidiaris focus groups shake up Greece’s far-right political landscape
Secret focus groups reaching Greece’s PM office reveal Kasidiaris could upend the far-right landscape, costing rivals votes ahead of national elections.
Mitsotakis faces three fronts: cost of living, energy prices, and Greek-Turkish tensions
Greek PM Mitsotakis battles rising costs, an energy crisis, and Turkish tensions — three fronts that could reshape the political landscape ahead of 2027 elections.
Karystianou fires back at Georgiadis over biofeedback machine controversy
Maria Karystianou fires back at Health Minister Georgiadis over biofeedback machine allegations, demanding equal scrutiny for all government members.
Greece Takes UN Security Council Presidency With Red Lines for Turkey
Greece takes the UN Security Council presidency amid rising Greek-Turkish tensions, setting firm red lines for Ankara and pushing forward the landmark Great Sea Interconnector project.
Konstantopoulou fires at Tsipras: “His ridicule knows no bounds”
Greek opposition leader Konstantopoulou blasts Tsipras for poor English skills and attacks Mitsotakis over his embrace of Netanyahu at the UN.
Dina Titus honored with Greece’s Order of the Phoenix by PM Mitsotakis
Greek-American Congresswoman Dina Titus receives Greece’s Order of the Phoenix from PM Mitsotakis for strengthening US-Greece relations.