Agriculture & Defense: Mitsotakis in Key Talks as Frigate ‘Kimon’ Ushers a New Era
Critical dialogue between government and farmers unfolds amid the grand reception of Greece’s new Belharra frigate in the Saronic Gulf
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Greek Frigate “Kimon” En Route to Salamis Naval Base in Triumphal Return
Greek Frigate “Kimon” En Route to Salamis Naval Base in Triumphal Return
New era of Hellenic naval strength marked by historic welcome and powerful symbolism
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Gerapetritis: Respect for International Law and Territorial Integrity Is Non‑Negotiable
Gerapetritis: Respect for International Law and Territorial Integrity Is Non‑Negotiable
Greece’s foreign minister underlines core principles of peace and sovereignty amid global tensions
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Greece’s Digital Court File – A Judicial Revolution
Greece’s Digital Court File – A Judicial Revolution
Mitsotakis Ushers in Digital Justice: Courts Go Paperless, Bureaucracy Cut, Speed Up Cases
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Greek Farmers and the OSDES Reforms
Greek Farmers and the OSDES Reforms
Greek Farmers Celebrate Victory: OSDES Reforms End Bureaucratic Nightmare
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Greece’s 10‑Year Bond Sale Shatters Records: €4 Billion Raised with Over €45 Billion in Demand
Greece’s 10‑Year Bond Sale Shatters Records: €4 Billion Raised with Over €45 Billion in Demand
Historic investor appetite pushes yields down and secures half of Greece’s 2026 borrowing needs in one go
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Greek Real Estate Hits €4.2 Billion in Transactions in 2025
Greek Real Estate Hits €4.2 Billion in Transactions in 2025
Property market remains robust as official data shows continued growth across residential and commercial sectors
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Fidan: “Turkey aligns with Trump’s line – 2026 to see CAATSA relief and Halkbank results”
Fidan: “Turkey aligns with Trump’s line – 2026 to see CAATSA relief and Halkbank results”
The Turkish Foreign Minister emphasizes that the Islamic world “has awakened,” Ankara pushes regional solutions, and results from CAATSA sanctions and the Halkbank case are expected in 2026.
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“Greece’s Credit Rating on the Rise in 2026 — March Reviews from Moody’s, DBRS & Scope Signal Upgrades”
“Greece’s Credit Rating on the Rise in 2026 — March Reviews from Moody’s, DBRS & Scope Signal Upgrades”
Sustained fiscal progress, debt reduction and stronger banks push Greece closer to an A‑grade sovereign rating, with key assessments due in March.
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“From Madrid, Mitsotakis Sends a Signal: Greece–Spain Align on Ukraine, Middle East and the Economy”
“From Madrid, Mitsotakis Sends a Signal: Greece–Spain Align on Ukraine, Middle East and the Economy”
In joint statements with Pedro Sánchez, the Greek PM highlights deeper bilateral ties and Greece’s role in Europe amid crises.
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Greece Outperforms Fiscal Targets in 2025 with Primary Surplus Above Expectations
Greece Outperforms Fiscal Targets in 2025 with Primary Surplus Above Expectations
Robust tax revenues and growth fuel stronger budget results as debt ratio falls, boosting confidence in 2026.
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CYSEA Decisions: Mitsotakis Prioritizes Stability in Security Leadership
CYSEA Decisions: Mitsotakis Prioritizes Stability in Security Leadership
Mitsotakis Extends Top Military and Police Leadership: Signaling Continuity Amid Regional Tensions
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Mitsotakis Marks 10 Years at ND Helm: Consolidating Stability and Strategic Control
Mitsotakis Marks 10 Years at ND Helm: Consolidating Stability and Strategic Control
From internal party victory to shaping the roadmap to 2030 — a decade that defines the center-right and Greece’s political landscape
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Farmers Challenge the Government: Rally in Athens Planned During Mitsotakis Meeting
Farmers Challenge the Government: Rally in Athens Planned During Mitsotakis Meeting
How the Nikaia blockade tests the government, intensifies clashes, and exposes political fault lines
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Banks Rally, Blue Chips Show Fatigue: A Two-Speed Market
Banks Rally, Blue Chips Show Fatigue: A Two-Speed Market
Gains are concentrated in financials, leaving the real economy outside the rally
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Dendias’ Armed Forces Bill: ND Votes Yes – Opposition and Friendly Fire Shake Parliament
Dendias’ Armed Forces Bill: ND Votes Yes – Opposition and Friendly Fire Shake Parliament
Strong objections over non-commissioned officers, behind-the-scenes political tension, and leadership scrutiny at Maximos Mansion
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Panagiotopoulos in Parliament: Objections to Dendias’ Bill and Non-Commissioned Officers
Panagiotopoulos in Parliament: Objections to Dendias’ Bill and Non-Commissioned Officers
Panagiotopoulos’ intervention highlights tensions over non-commissioned officers and political deadlocks in Parliament
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Zacharaki: Over 5 New Foreign University Applications Expected in Greece, Sparks Education Shake‑Up
Zacharaki: Over 5 New Foreign University Applications Expected in Greece, Sparks Education Shake‑Up
Education Minister Sofia Zacharaki forecasts a surge in foreign university bids to establish campuses in Greece, opening doors for students, academics and stirring political debate on internationalisation vs. tradition.
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Dendias in Parliament: “Embracing international law is key to Greece’s foreign policy!”
Dendias in Parliament: “Embracing international law is key to Greece’s foreign policy!”
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias addresses the opposition over Venezuela and international legitimacy, calling for an end to partisan exploitation of foreign policy issues.
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Trade deficit surges — Greece losing markets, innovation fades amid economic chaos!
Trade deficit surges — Greece losing markets, innovation fades amid economic chaos!
Greece’s trade deficit skyrockets — exports shrink while innovation struggles — raising fears of stagnation and a consumption-driven economy instead of production-driven growth.
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Farmers to Maximo 13/1 — Mitsotakis invites dialogue, but blockades refuse to stand down!
Farmers to Maximo 13/1 — Mitsotakis invites dialogue, but blockades refuse to stand down!
The government is trying to shift the confrontation from the roads to the Prime Minister’s Office, but farmers remain firm, demanding concrete answers and sustainable measures for the primary sector — a dispute with strong para‑political implications ahead of upcoming elections.
