EU Joint Debt for Strategic Autonomy: Mitsotakis’ Bold Plan
The Greek Prime Minister pushes for European funding for defense, drones, and AI development.
The Greek Prime Minister pushes for European funding for defense, drones, and AI development.
In the first person, Adonis Georgiadis responds to the “ultra-patriots,” analyzes the geopolitical successes of recent days, and explains why Greece is gaining ground through strategy and prudence.
From migration to security and Russian influence: Greece asserts a key role in guiding the Balkans toward European integration.
The Greek government convenes emergency meetings at the Maximos Mansion as the capital faces a mounting water crisis. New boreholes and €2.5 billion in infrastructure projects are being launched to safeguard Attica’s water future.
In its report, Handelsblatt focuses on Greece’s ambitious €25 billion armament program for the next decade, noting that while Athens is preparing for a massive military modernization, the German defense industry appears to be missing out — while France is emerging as the big winner.
Greek industrial titan Evangelos Mytilineos blasts European and UK politicians for “green lies” and fake promises — “No one told citizens they’d pay 30% of their salary for the green transition!” he says.
Greece rises to a strategic energy level with its largest gas exploration concession, strengthening its geopolitical footprint in the Eastern Mediterranean.
The Greek Prime Minister sends a clear message from Brussels: Turkey cannot join the European defense program SAFE as long as it threatens Greek islands, while also addressing housing, energy, and Eastern Mediterranean security issues.
From defense to energy and housing — Kyriakos Mitsotakis reaffirms his role as Europe’s anchor of stability.
Small rebound for New Democracy, declines for SYRIZA and PASOK – New political movements reshape the center-left
Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis unveiled a nationwide plan to modernize court facilities, aiming for better conditions for staff and improved services for citizens.
After last week’s sharp sell-off, the Athens Exchange staged a new upward correction — with banks, Viohalco, and Metlen leading the rally.
“The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier symbolizes the unity of Greeks against any national enemy,” he said, adding that “it represents the very definition of a place of coexistence, not confrontation.”
The Defense Minister stresses the Monument unites, not divides – his statement also highlights his political image.
The Health Minister inaugurates the new Onassis Hospital, highlighting the Onassis Foundation donation and Greece’s modernization of transplant and pediatric cardiology services.
The National Bank of Greece sounds the alarm – without massive infrastructure investment, the country’s islands risk losing their world-class tourism edge within the next decade.
The leader of “Course of Freedom” links her case to the controversial amendment on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, denouncing what she calls a “criminalization of protest” and “authoritarian reflexes” from the state.
PASOK filed a constitutional challenge. Nikos Androulakis prepares for a parliamentary showdown, denouncing the government’s divisive tactics and false dilemmas. The political temperature rises as the clash over the Unknown Soldier Monument gains symbolic significance, positioning PASOK as a force of institutional responsibility.
Speculation grows over Christine Lagarde’s successor at the European Central Bank, with potential French and Greek connections shaping the conversation.
The new amendment regarding the management and maintenance of the monument provokes political reactions and raises questions about its symbolic significance.
The latest MARC poll paints a picture of stable support for New Democracy, but inflation and social issues are reshaping Greece’s political landscape.