Holy Light: From Jerusalem to neighborhoods – Faith, emotion and political undertones
The journey of the Holy Light, the people who await it, and the ongoing debate over the role of the state in a timeless tradition.
ΔΕΥΤΕΡΑ
13
ΑΠΡΙΛΙΟΥ
GREECE
Ειδήσεις, video, ειδησεις τωρα και νέα για GREECE από το pagenews.gr
-
Holy Light: From Jerusalem to neighborhoods – Faith, emotion and political undertones -
Greece Sees First Step Toward Energy De‑escalation Amid Middle East Ceasefire
Greece Sees First Step Toward Energy De‑escalation Amid Middle East Ceasefire
Athens views temporary calm in key maritime routes as a potential easing of global price pressures — but cautions that energy markets remain fragile and uncertainty persists.
-
Greece Launches Historic Military Families Housing Program to Tackle Long‑Standing Service Challenges
Greece Launches Historic Military Families Housing Program to Tackle Long‑Standing Service Challenges
A major new state initiative promises ready‑to‑occupy homes for Greece’s armed forces personnel and their families — a milestone in defence social policy and a broader effort to address housing pressures exacerbated by economic and demographic strains.
-
Holy Light Mission Amid Conflict: Greece Ensures Orthodox Easter Tradition Under Tight Security
Holy Light Mission Amid Conflict: Greece Ensures Orthodox Easter Tradition Under Tight Security
The annual transfer of the Holy Light from Jerusalem to Athens — a defining moment of Orthodox Easter — is set to proceed amid heightened regional tensions and unprecedented security measures.
-
Greece–Israel €650 Million Defense Deal: Rocket Launchers, Precision Missiles & Strategic Ties
Greece–Israel €650 Million Defense Deal: Rocket Launchers, Precision Missiles & Strategic Ties
Athens signs a major defense agreement with Jerusalem to acquire advanced PULS rocket artillery systems — a strategic enhancement amid regional instability and deepening military cooperation.
-
Government on a Tightrope: Easter Price Surge Meets Single-Election Power Strategy
Government on a Tightrope: Easter Price Surge Meets Single-Election Power Strategy
Maximos meeting targets inflation pressures as political narrative shifts toward self-reliance by 2027
-
Georgios Kampas: Greece Strengthens Deterrence and Strategic Role in the Eastern Mediterranean
Georgios Kampas: Greece Strengthens Deterrence and Strategic Role in the Eastern Mediterranean
Exclusive analysis of Georgios Kampas’ insights on Greece’s security, deterrence, and regional challenges
-
Energy pivot under pressure: Fast-track drilling and Greece’s geopolitical gamble
Energy pivot under pressure: Fast-track drilling and Greece’s geopolitical gamble
Athens accelerates hydrocarbon exploration amid global instability and energy realignment
-
FISCAL SURPRISE: €2.99bn primary surplus boosts Greece’s economic credibility
FISCAL SURPRISE: €2.99bn primary surplus boosts Greece’s economic credibility
Strong revenue performance and spending discipline give Athens new fiscal room amid global uncertainty
-
POWER PLAY IN ENERGY: Greece–US seal hydrocarbons and strategic corridor alliance
POWER PLAY IN ENERGY: Greece–US seal hydrocarbons and strategic corridor alliance
Athens and Washington deepen cooperation on LNG, hydrocarbons and the Vertical Corridor amid global instability
-
Greece Announces Emergency Fuel Support Package Amid Rising Costs
Greece Announces Emergency Fuel Support Package Amid Rising Costs
Greece rolls out emergency fuel and maritime subsidies, including digital fuel cards, to shield citizens and key sectors from soaring energy costs amid global market volatility.
-
Private Education Shake-Up: Foreign Universities and Funds Redraw Greece’s Academic Map
Private Education Shake-Up: Foreign Universities and Funds Redraw Greece’s Academic Map
Greece is emerging as a new hub for international education investment, as foreign institutions and private capital reshape the sector and redefine education as a global market commodity.
-
Tourism on a Tightrope: War, Fuel Costs and Cancellations Cloud Easter Travel
Tourism on a Tightrope: War, Fuel Costs and Cancellations Cloud Easter Travel
Rising tensions in the Middle East, soaring transport costs, and shifting travel demand create a volatile landscape for Greece, with Crete and Rhodes at the center of a critical stress test.
-
Noam Katz on Regional Threats: IDF Actions and Greek-Israeli Cooperation Are Critical
Noam Katz on Regional Threats: IDF Actions and Greek-Israeli Cooperation Are Critical
Israel’s Ambassador to Greece emphasizes “extremist threats,” regional stability, and strengthening strategic ties with Greece — including analysis of international reactions and geopolitical implications.
-
Greece’s Patriot Controversy: Opposition Questions Military Role in Middle East Conflict
Greece’s Patriot Controversy: Opposition Questions Military Role in Middle East Conflict
Opposition parties demand the return of Greek Patriot systems amid government celebrations
-
Costa warns: Middle East conflict, energy crisis, and Greece’s role behind the scenes
Costa warns: Middle East conflict, energy crisis, and Greece’s role behind the scenes
European Council President António Costa highlights EU responses to the Middle East conflict, energy pressures, and Greece’s strategic moves in Cyprus and beyond.
-
Greece’s €2.5 Billion Investment Surge Amid Global Economic Uncertainty
Greece’s €2.5 Billion Investment Surge Amid Global Economic Uncertainty
915 projects, 15,000 jobs, a new productive model
-
Greece Strengthens Ports and Transport Corridors Across Europe and the Balkans
Greece Strengthens Ports and Transport Corridors Across Europe and the Balkans
Minister Dimas outlines strategy to position Greece as a regional logistics hub linking Europe, the Balkans, and the Eastern Mediterranean
-
Nuclear Turn in Greece? Mitsotakis Opens Debate on Small Reactors
Nuclear Turn in Greece? Mitsotakis Opens Debate on Small Reactors
Athens rethinks its energy strategy: renewables, next-generation nuclear technology, hydropower and geopolitical investments move to the center of policy.
-
“Our Environment Is Greece’s Wealth,” Says Hatzidakis at Greece Talks Summit
“Our Environment Is Greece’s Wealth,” Says Hatzidakis at Greece Talks Summit
Deputy Prime Minister frames environmental protection as strategic economic asset and core of sustainable growth
-
Chevron Deal Shakes the Energy Map: Greece Flexes Geopolitical Muscle in the Eastern Mediterranean
Chevron Deal Shakes the Energy Map: Greece Flexes Geopolitical Muscle in the Eastern Mediterranean
Government hails strategic energy breakthrough while political tensions rise over the country’s new hydrocarbon push
