Greek defense minister: Armed Forces evolve with new systems
Greek Defense Minister announces military modernization with drones, missiles, and new systems to enhance national security and protect Greek interests regionally.
Greek Defense Minister announces military modernization with drones, missiles, and new systems to enhance national security and protect Greek interests regionally.
Greek opposition leader Androulakis visits Cyprus, meets President Christodoulides to discuss EU solidarity and diplomatic solutions for Middle East peace.
Greek PM Mitsotakis visits Thessaloniki social housing program beneficiary who escaped homelessness through innovative state support combining housing and employment assistance.
Greek New Left party leader Alexis Charitsis resigns after failing to secure cooperation with SYRIZA. Eight MPs expected to follow him in complex political transition.
Greek Deputy Transport Minister accuses opposition of sabotaging Tempi train disaster trial proceedings as railway modernization plans advance.
US NATO Ambassador Matthew Whitaker visits Greece’s naval training center in Crete, strengthening bilateral defense cooperation and alliance ties.
Greek official Pavlos Marinakis defends fuel support measures, promising additional help if energy crisis worsens while explaining subsidy benefits exceed price increases.
Greek PM Mitsotakis speaks with Qatar’s emir about Middle East tensions, emphasizing diplomacy and de-escalation for regional stability and energy security.
Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis defends Tempi trial courtroom capacity, claiming it’s Europe’s largest venue despite chaotic scenes during proceedings.
SYRIZA’s Famellos declines PASOK congress invitation, viewing Androulakis’ move as tactical maneuver to boost progressive profile amid internal party pressures.
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis visits Thessaloniki amid political challenges from right-wing parties, showcasing major infrastructure projects ahead of elections.
New Democracy leads Greek polls with 28.7% as undecided voters remain high. International tensions boost government support while new parties struggle.