Turkey revives “gray zones” dispute, raising Aegean tensions this September
Turkey revives its “gray zones” rhetoric over Greece’s tourism spatial plan, signaling a potentially turbulent September for Greek-Turkish relations.
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Greek Minister Plevris on Breitbart: Trump’s Return Reshaped Immigration Policy in the US and Europe
Greek Migration Minister Plevris sat down with Breitbart — and Trump reshared it. Here’s what he said about Europe’s shifting stance on illegal immigration.
Karystianou: “I won’t bow to blackmail” amid mass party departures
Maria Karystianou hits back at mass party resignations, vowing she won’t accept blackmail and alleging a hidden agenda within “Hope for Democracy.”
Wildfire compensation payments to begin within 10 days in Greece
Greece’s Deputy Minister announces wildfire compensation payments within 10 days, with 79 homes in Porto Germeno deemed unsafe and full state support confirmed.
Greek-French GSI Deal Reshapes Eastern Mediterranean Energy Map
France’s Meridiam acquires 66% of the GSI project, reshaping the Greece-Cyprus-Israel energy cable’s future and shifting Eastern Mediterranean geopolitics.
SYRIZA’s new era: Dourou tightens grip on party veterans
SYRIZA’s Rena Dourou tightens party discipline, distances the party from Tsipras, and pushes for a left-wing alliance with the New Left.
Greece-Cyprus Power Cable Unblocked: The GSI Deal That Could Transform European Energy Security
Greece’s landmark energy cable to Cyprus gets a major boost as French giant Meridiam takes a majority stake in the Great Sea Interconnector project.
Heraklion’s New International Airport on Track for November 2028 Opening
Greece’s new Heraklion International Airport at Kastelli is on track for a November 2028 launch after a key air navigation systems contract was signed.
Skertsos: “The greatest honor to fallen firefighters is to never stop investing in prevention”
Greek Minister Akis Skertsos honors fallen firefighters and pilots, pledging to never stop investing in wildfire prevention and civil protection.
PASOK on Wiretapping Scandal: “An Invisible Hand Blocks the Truth”
PASOK slams Supreme Court prosecutor’s decision to archive the Predator wiretapping case, warning an “invisible hand” is blocking the truth from emerging.
Greek Health Minister exposes union hypocrisy over NHS criticism
Greek Health Minister Georgiadis calls out a union rep who slammed the NHS — then praised the same hospital after his father was treated there.
Mitsotakis’ Thessaloniki International Fair package: Targeted relief for pensioners, vulnerable groups & small businesses
Greece’s government finalizes its Thessaloniki Fair package with pension boosts, tax cuts for SMEs, and a €1.1bn energy investment plan.