Konstantopoulou in Parliament: “Let’s Oust the Government – Restore Democratic Order Now”
The president of the “Course of Freedom” party calls on both opposition and government to take responsibility after deadly floods
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Pierrakakis: European Unity Is a Shield in Geopolitical Instability, Sets Tone Ahead of Eurogroup
Pierrakakis: European Unity Is a Shield in Geopolitical Instability, Sets Tone Ahead of Eurogroup
EU finance ministers meet in Brussels; Greek‑headed Eurogroup stresses cohesion, investment unions, single market and digital euro.
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Greece takes the helm of Eurogroup: Pierrakakis to Chair First 2026 Meeting with Bulgaria’s Euro Entry
Greece takes the helm of Eurogroup: Pierrakakis to Chair First 2026 Meeting with Bulgaria’s Euro Entry
Historic debut for Greek president of Eurogroup — economic priorities, Bulgaria’s accession, ECB vice‑president choice on the agenda
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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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Commission “sweets” Greek farmers with €45b – Mitsotakis: Greece heard loud and clear
Commission “sweets” Greek farmers with €45b – Mitsotakis: Greece heard loud and clear
Amid the farm blockades and European Commission’s €45 billion support proposal, the government seeks to turn crisis into a national leverage point
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“Anti-Western & Left‑leaning”: Plevris and Georgiadis clash with Amnesty International and The Hague
“Anti-Western & Left‑leaning”: Plevris and Georgiadis clash with Amnesty International and The Hague
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.
