Mitsotakis' Double Battle: For Peace in Gaza and Stability at Home
The Prime Minister backs international peace efforts in the Middle East while promoting key reforms in defense, economy, and social policy at home.
The Prime Minister backs international peace efforts in the Middle East while promoting key reforms in defense, economy, and social policy at home.
Tensions rise as the ruling party implicates a PASOK-KINAL official in a subsidy case, while the opposition calls it “political smearing and distraction.”
The Prime Minister inaugurated the new Municipal Library of Amorgos, emphasized the importance of historical awareness for national strength, and outlined landmark initiatives for marine parks, local development, and environmental protection.
Following Christos Boukoros’ allegations of illicit land declarations, the Athens Mayor urges PASOK to prove the integrity of its officials.
The former Prime Minister warns of the end of the Mitsotakis government, criticizes European leadership, and calls for a new patriotism and internationalism. In a sharp dialogue with students, he leaves open the possibility of political realignment or coalition-building.
Athens remains water-secure — for now. Strategic projects, conservation, and new technologies take the front line against climate-driven drought.
Adonis Georgiadis tears down the hunger strike “fairy tale” – Pain exploited, justice hijacked, toxic politics unleashed
Government and business leaders discuss strategic investments, AI, and regional security at the high-level three-day summit
The former Greek Prime Minister calls on the Left and a “new patriotism” to lead Europe against neoliberalism and the far-right
The U.S. and France push for military support to Kyiv, while Greece weighs its defense capabilities and relations with Russia
Broad Political Consensus for Defense Upgrade – Anti-NAVTEX Response to Turkey’s “Piri Reis” Announcement
Mitsotakis – Virkkunen Meeting: AI Factories, Cybersecurity, and European Media Freedom Act Take Center Stage
“Health in the Future: MyHealth App, 15-66 tel line, and Georgiadis’ Vision”
The Prime Minister reiterates Greece’s position on Ankara’s participation in the EU security program, emphasizing respect for international law.
The European Chief Prosecutor calls for changes to ministerial accountability, but the process is set for the long term
The European Chief Prosecutor denounces corruption, clientelism, and €50 billion in VAT fraud annually – Sends a warning to organized criminals and calls for reform of Greek legislation
The Greek government and industrial representatives are locked in intense talks over the final design of a support mechanism to tackle soaring energy costs. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is expected to announce the scheme at the General Assembly of SEV (Hellenic Federation of Enterprises) on October 7, while today the inter-ministerial committee, chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Kostis Hatzidakis, holds its second meeting.
From endless delays to instant access — Greece’s health system enters a new digital era
Orbán hardens his stance, but Athens prioritizes its national interests
From Copenhagen, the Prime Minister emphasizes the need for a holistic security strategy covering the entire continent, focusing on missile defense and counter-drone measures.
New poll shows Nikos Dendias as the most successful minister, while citizens express overwhelming dissatisfaction with the government’s latest economic announcements.