“Europe Left the Gates Open – Mitsotakis Held the Fort,” Says Adonis
“While Others Talk, Greece Acts” – Adonis Praises Mitsotakis for Tough Border Stance
“While Others Talk, Greece Acts” – Adonis Praises Mitsotakis for Tough Border Stance
Bilateral meeting in New York highlights shared commitment to the strategic Great Sea Interconnector and upcoming intergovernmental summit in Athens
Calls climate change “the greatest hoax ever perpetrated” and urges EU to abandon renewable energy
Caught between NATO dependency and EU distrust, Greece must choose: leadership or sidelining
A nation aging, shrinking, and searching for a future – What must Greece do to reverse its population decline?
Greek Foreign Minister embarks on high-level diplomatic engagements during the UN General Assembly, focusing on Eastern Mediterranean stability, African cooperation, and Asian partnerships.
More Beds, Better Hospitals – The Truth About Donations
Tomorrow’s meeting between Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, on the sidelines of the 80th UN General Assembly, is not a “routine courtesy visit” but a stress test for Greek-Turkish relations — the most critical since the Athens Declaration of December 2023.
As European leaders remain divided, Macron seeks to rally support for a Palestinian state—but the impact on Gaza’s humanitarian crisis remains uncertain.
Victims’ relatives denounce rushed procedures and demand a full inquiry, as Panos Routsis continues his hunger strike seeking justice for his child.
The Governor of the Bank of Greece warns about wages, inflation, and banks, emphasizing that the country stands out in Europe—but reforms and productivity are essential.
Adonis Georgiadis: From October 1st, a new era in Healthcare with 10 million appointments and myHealth app
12,500 “invisible” mobile phones ordered from China to equip traffickers and evade surveillance
Multi-layered income hikes, tax breaks, and rent subsidies shape Greece’s most ambitious social and fiscal intervention since the debt crisis.
Targeted restrictions coming to Thessaloniki and the Cyclades – Neighborhood-by-neighborhood data will dictate where short-term rentals are curbed
23,000 lawyers head to the polls — frontrunners, underdogs, and the stakes of the most pivotal legal election in years
Attica, Central Macedonia, and the Peloponnese dominate Greece’s export activity — Calls for decentralization and high-value manufacturing grow
Prime Minister Mitsotakis announces landmark steps in foreign policy, defense, labor reforms, education, public health, and investment transparency — A comprehensive weekly government review.
Lack of long-term strategy blocks upgrade – Progress acknowledged, but deeper reforms required for sustainable growth
With 153 vessels and 33 companies, coastal shipping fuels the daily life and economy of island Greece
To be voted on this fall – Major changes in income tax, pensions, ENFIA, rent taxation, and allowances