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.
The European Court of Justice has imposed heavy penalties on Greece for failing to shut down an illegal landfill inside the Zakynthos Marine National Park — a protected area that serves as the breeding ground of the endangered sea turtle Caretta caretta.*
The new framework for conscription and reserve service strengthens the role of the Ministry of National Defense, digitizes military obligations, and places citizens under continuous military oversight, raising debates on the limits of democratic administration.
The Larissa Prosecutor’s Office reopens a case against forensic doctors, paving the way for new investigations and examinations into the victims of the catastrophic train collision.
The Foreign Minister clarifies that there is no crisis in Greek-Turkish relations, defends structured dialogue, CBMs, and the positive agenda, while addressing the “Piri Reis” survey, Cyprus, and the electricity interconnection.
Clear political and geopolitical messages from the Greek Prime Minister – Support for Ukraine and Palestinians, criticism of Ankara, and a call for joint European defense
