The former prime minister unveils a four-year economic programme built around tax redistribution, a new “Patriotic Contribution” and support for the middle class — yet the central political question is whether voters will believe that this time the numbers can hold
Athens draws a clear line between dialogue and concessions to Turkey, insisting that the Greece–Cyprus electricity interconnector will proceed under international law and that the “calm waters” policy does not define Greek foreign policy
Turkey says NATO allies were informed in advance, while the EU views the pact as potentially complementary to Western security efforts — but concerns over Pakistan’s Chinese defence links are growing.
The Turkish intelligence chief’s discreet talks with EYP head Themistoklis Demiris confirm that a sensitive security channel between Athens and Ankara remains active — amid organized crime concerns, migration networks and growing geopolitical friction.
Adonis Georgiadis responds to Turkish reactions, defends Greece’s strategic partnership with Israel and argues that the balance of deterrence in the Aegean has fundamentally shifted
A US-backed company is taking control of 17 Venezuelan oil projects, including assets previously operated by Chinese and Russian interests, as Washington secures a 35% stake, privileged access to production and a new strategic energy foothold in the Western Hemisphere
Maroš Šefčovič is pushing Beijing to share the burden of rebalancing trade — Europe fears a new “China Shock” that could erode industry, jobs and strategic autonomy
Israel’s ambassador hails the historic Greece–Israel defense agreement as a strategic alliance built on technology, co-production and shared security — With around 25% of production expected in Greece, the partnership moves beyond procurement toward industrial cooperation
The UN Secretary-General warns that the post-1945 international order no longer reflects the balance of global power, as US-Russia divisions, the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, rising middle powers and a deep funding crisis push the United Nations towards a decisive moment of reform
The former LAOS leader predicts a Samaras party could reach around 5%, dismisses scenarios of removing Mitsotakis, takes aim at Tsipras and Androulakis, and credits the Greek prime minister with dramatically strengthening Greece’s position against Turkey
Adonis Georgiadis shuts the door on a New Democracy–PASOK government, launches a fierce attack over the opposition party’s private-debt proposals, calls Kasidiaris “very dangerous” and reveals he is pushing Kyriakos Mitsotakis to seek even a fourth term
Athens is moving beyond individual missile systems toward an integrated network against drones, aircraft and ballistic threats, placing Achilles Shield at the heart of its Agenda 2030 military transformation
The first direct US-Iran exchange of fire in more than a month puts Hormuz back on the brink — Tehran retaliates for the Larak strikes but signals de-escalation as Trump brands Iran a “Failed Nation”
Spain’s migration crisis is taking on the dimensions of a hybrid-security threat as Madrid alleges foreign disinformation helped fuel the surge, while protecting its strategic partnership with Morocco
Greece’s foreign minister says Athens will not seek Turkish permission for the Greece–Cyprus electricity interconnector, signals a possible restart of survey and cable-laying operations within 2026, and links dialogue with Ankara to stronger deterrence, deeper alliances and European-backed infrastructure
Greece’s new multilayered air-defence architecture will combine David’s Sling, BARAK MX, SPYDER and Drone Dome, with full deployment targeted within 35 months and more than 25% Greek industrial participation
Athens upgrades ties with Beirut, sends additional military equipment and puts “energy bridges” to Europe on the agenda — revealing a broader Greek strategy to turn the Eastern Mediterranean into a corridor of security, connectivity and power
The signatures in Tel Aviv activate the largest-ever Greek-Israeli defense deal — David’s Sling, BARAK MX, SPYDER, advanced radars and a unified Command & Control architecture will create a new national “nervous system” against missiles, drones and saturation attacks
With three years left in her second term, the Commission president faces defining tests over Europe’s industrial decline, Trump and Big Tech, the Green Deal, Ukraine and defense, enlargement — and the nearly €2 trillion question of how to pay for it all
As Greece and Israel advance the agreements for the new Greek air and missile defense architecture, Adonis Georgiadis delivers the political message: Athens is investing not in individual governments, but in long-term strategic alliances — with Turkey, deterrence and the balance of power in the Eastern Mediterranean firmly in the background.
Turkey backs US-mediated Israel–Syria talks, but beneath the diplomacy lies a harder contest: Ankara wants a strong Damascus under Ahmed al-Sharaa, Israel opposes an expanding Turkish military footprint, and Washington is trying to prevent two major regional powers from colliding in Syria
