Greece’s Early Exit from Post-Program Surveillance: What It Means
Greece is set to exit post-program surveillance early in November, escaping two final reviews and rejoining standard EU fiscal oversight under the European Semester.
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New Democracy activates its base ahead of 2027 election program
New Democracy launches its 2027 election program preparations, built on three key pillars: prosperity, national security, and institutional renewal.
Tsipras warns of government plot to blame him for protest unrest
Tsipras accuses the Greek government of plotting to blame him for student protest violence as youth unrest over housing and living costs intensifies.
Greece grinds to a halt: student protests demand affordable housing and free education
Students, pupils, teachers, and parents took to the streets on Wednesday, October 21, as a two-day wave of nationwide education protests and rallies reached its peak across Greece. At the heart of the demonstrators’ demands:…
Turkey-Libya Maritime Deal: Greece’s Diplomatic Race Against Time
Greece launches urgent diplomatic offensive after Libya ratifies Turkey’s contested maritime deal, as experts warn of potential provocations in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Zelensky proposes trilateral summit with Trump and Putin after Oslo talks
Zelensky proposes a three-way summit with Trump and Putin after constructive Oslo talks focused on ceasefires, air defense, and energy security.
Turkey-Libya maritime deal: How Haftar paved the way for its approval
Eastern Libya’s parliament unanimously approved the Turkey-Libya maritime deal on Oct. 20 — here’s the behind-the-scenes story of how it happened.
Trump offers up to $30,000 rewards for reporting government fraud
Trump launches a $25M fraud reporting program offering citizens up to $30,000 for tips leading to federal fraud convictions.
Revolut services restored after Google Cloud outage
Revolut has restored services after a Google Cloud outage disrupted payments, ATM withdrawals, and account access for users across Europe.
Meloni unveils crackdown on violent protests in Italy
Italy’s PM Giorgia Meloni announces new laws targeting violent protesters, with fines up to €20,000 and 5-year prison sentences.
Vertical Corridor: Greece’s Strategic Energy Shield and the LNG Game
Greece emerges as Europe’s American LNG gateway through the Vertical Corridor — a strategic energy shift reshaping geopolitics, countering Russia and sidelining Turkey.
Greece leads EU in debt reduction for 7th straight year, targets 128.8% by 2027
Greece targets 128.8% debt-to-GDP by 2027 as deputy minister reports 7th consecutive year leading the EU in debt reduction.
Europe’s gas crisis: Prices hit €90/MWh as warnings prove right
European gas prices hit €90/MWh — up 68% year-on-year — as low storage and LNG shortages validate warnings from top Greek business leaders.
Aktor buys 690,000 own shares for €6.6 million
Aktor purchases 690,000 own shares for €6.6M across seven trading sessions, bringing total holdings to 2.04 million shares under its buyback program.
Giannis Koutsogiannnis, Former PASOK Deputy Minister, Dies at 92
Giannis Koutsogiannnis, founding PASOK member, former deputy minister, and democracy champion who endured junta-era torture, has died aged 92.
Turkish NAVTEX challenges maritime zones south of Crete and Rhodes
Turkey issues a new NAVTEX challenging Greek and Cypriot maritime zones south of Crete and Rhodes, linked to EMC submarine cable survey operations.
Mazonakis Case: Anesthesiologist at Center of Investigation Over Midazolam Messages
New evidence in the Mazonakis case puts a 61-year-old anesthesiologist at the center, with midazolam messages pointing to possible complicity charges.
Greece Strike October 21: Transport Disruptions & 3,000 Police Deployed
Greece is bracing for a major strike on Wednesday (21/10), with a nationwide education rally taking place alongside mobilizations by hospital doctors and public sector workers, who are participating in work stoppages and protest gatherings…
Folegandros Femicide: Killer Appeals Life Sentence at Greece’s Supreme Court
Six years after Garyfallia’s murder on Folegandros, her killer appeals his life sentence at Greece’s Supreme Court as her mother speaks out.
Opinion Poll: New Democracy leads by 14.6 points in Attica
New Opinion Poll shows New Democracy leading by 14.6 points in Attica, with Tsipras’ ELAS at 16.9% and PASOK at 10.2%.