The New Democracy MP and former EU commissioner argues the European arrest warrant issued by Belgian prosecutors does not meet the legal requirements as it fails to specify the time, place and circumstances of the alleged offenses.

Greece and Italy are seeking closer cooperation to protect European ports, support maritime competitiveness and promote a realistic energy transition for the shipping industry.

Environment Minister Stavros Papastavrou says Greece backs Cyprus’s full participation in COP preparations, calling any exclusion unacceptable.

Defense Minister Nikos Dendias unveiled the first Reserve Retraining Center as part of a broader military overhaul aimed at building a force of 150,000 active volunteer reservists

Facing more than 100,000 borrowers and elections on the horizon, the government abandoned its hedging on the Supreme Court ruling and chose full compliance over a costly fight.

A RealPolls survey puts ELAS at 21.4% vs. New Democracy's 28.3%, the smallest margin since 2016, with PASOK slipping to fourth place

The plenary ruled 72-10 that the EPPO chief had no standing to challenge a two-year renewal of three delegated prosecutors in Greece

At the UN Security Council Arria-formula meeting, Greece highlighted Cyprus as a key example of the need to fully implement UN resolutions and uphold international law.

The European Commission has reaffirmed its full support for the European Public Prosecutor’s Office and Laura Kövesi following criticism linked to the investigation into Greece’s OPEKEPE case

Alexis Tsipras announced a shadow cabinet as part of a broader reorganization aimed at strengthening policy development and opposition to the government

A new legislative intervention aims to reduce monthly payments and shorten repayment periods for thousands of borrowers with active debt arrangements under Greece’s Katseli Law, while recognizing past overpayments

With the Greek Parliament set to waive his immunity, the question is where the former commissioner and current New Democracy MP will face the case, in Athens or in Belgium, as details emerge of the roughly 75,000 euros behind the warrant.

The former migration commissioner and current ND MP says he will not hide behind his parliamentary immunity, as the request to lift it heads to parliament and the governing party tries to keep its distance from the EU corruption case.

The Greek defense industry is gradually entering the era of new technologies; however, it will need to make significant leaps in order to become competitive, as the pace of innovation renders systems obsolete within months of development

The foreign ministry said representatives had fulfilled all entry requirements and were traveling to Ramallah at the invitation of Palestinian organizations

Belgian authorities seek a parliamentary immunity waiver as the former EU Commissioner and Greek FM faces judicial scrutiny; lawmaker Avramopoulos has previously denied any wrongdoing in Qatargate case

Prime Minister Mitsotakis and Defense Minister Dendias are set to inaugurate a 24-hour operations hub with AI and data analysis units, home to the new "1864" cyber unit

Four convicted in Greece's expat email leak case, as an Athens court hands down suspended prison sentences of up to 20 months over data privacy violations.

As Greece's ruling party maps the ground before the next election, its own data shows voter support draining to the right and the left. The question now is which way it will tilt to win some of them back

Greek authorities and political parties reacted after Israeli officials denied entry and deported Greek trade union representatives who were traveling to Ramallah for meetings with Palestinian workers and unions.