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.
In joint statements with Pedro Sánchez, the Greek PM highlights deeper bilateral ties and Greece’s role in Europe amid crises.
The former Foreign Minister criticizes the government’s diplomatic stance amid US–Venezuela tensions
Iran’s uprising, selective outrage, and the geopolitical truth many prefer to ignore.
In a sharp political counterattack, Plevris and Georgiadis demand respect for national sovereignty and critique “ideologically biased” international bodies, emphasizing Greek security, law and order, and citizens’ interests over traditional left‑leaning narratives.
Competing narratives, selective international law and a geopolitical chessboard where stability remains fragile
