“Primary Surplus Above €10B: Window for Tax Cuts or Fiscal Trap?”
Government outperformance creates fiscal “cushion,” but political choices will decide if gains become permanent relief or temporary perks.
Government outperformance creates fiscal “cushion,” but political choices will decide if gains become permanent relief or temporary perks.
The government plays its last strong card against the disease, amid strict biosecurity, political balancing acts and quiet tensions with regions and livestock breeders.
How reforming urban planning ties into foreign investment, environmental protection and Greece’s emerging geopolitical energy position
Funding approvals, geopolitical stakes and what Greece’s inclusion reveals about Europe’s defense reset
The hostage declaration, Holocaust Remembrance Day, and a strategic alliance shaping modern Greek foreign policy
New electoral reform aims to boost representation of Greeks abroad — but political crosscurrents loom
Memory as duty and lesson for humanity in the face of contemporary challenges
The January 26th auction will determine the future of this critical energy project for Eastern Europe
No one rejoices in the suffering of a people and a great country like Russia, yet the Russian people must understand that this devastating war in Ukraine must end—and that Russia bears responsibility for it.
What the Greek Interior Ministry Is Planning**
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I of Constantinople has publicly addressed the ongoing war in Ukraine, recent attacks against him from Russian sources, and broader geopolitical and ecclesiastical pressures in a forceful interview with the Greek newspaper Ta Nea.
At a critical moment for Greek livestock farming, Adonis Georgiadis exposes the truth behind the opposition’s empty promises, warning of serious risks posed by promoting illegal and unfeasible measures that have no backing in European law.
In 2025, Greek tourism achieved a new record, exceeding €23 billion in revenue. 2026 starts with positive signs, although growth requires sustainable infrastructure and improvement of the tourism product.
The president of the “Course of Freedom” party calls on both opposition and government to take responsibility after deadly floods
Speaking after the European Council and in an interview with Euronews, the Greek prime minister strikes a careful balance between cautious optimism and strategic restraint.
The Minister of National Defense insists on calm and responsible responses to Turkish provocations, defending sovereignty and International Law, while outlining Greece’s relations with the US, strengthened cooperation with Israel, and Turkey’s opposition politics.
Why the government rejects the “easy narrative” of vaccination – European obligations, field pressures, and the stakes for exports
The proposed agreement allows U.S. military and operational presence, access to strategic minerals, and the “Golden Dome” missile defense system
Athens defends international law in Greenland and expresses reservations about Trump’s Peace Council | Sources: Action 24, Politico, FM G. Gerapetritis
Greece hesitates to join the U.S. president’s proposed international forum, raising diplomatic eyebrows across Europe
Energy leadership, falling futures, and Trump’s Greenland insistence create market jitters