With polls pointing to a shrinking majority, ministers and newcomers alike are jockeying hard for winnable spots on the ballot in Athens and Thessaloniki ahead of an expected spring vote

Government sources say they can restore the three universities' licensing within 40 days through corrective measures, even as they pin the crisis on the accreditation agency chief, whose resignation is now under discussion

Athens says Turkey’s unilateral designation of two marine parks in the Aegean and eastern Mediterranean cannot affect Greek sovereign rights or create legal consequences under international law

The prime minister took to social media to frame Greece's accelerated debt repayment as a generational achievement, even as budget data show the surplus funding came largely from taxes on workers and the self employed

Gramsci's line about the old world dying while the new struggles to be born fits Greece's center-left, caught in political fluidity and a power vacuum

The prime minister pushed his Thessaloniki trade fair speech forward and is readying a package worth more than 1 billion euros, as corruption trials, wildfire recovery and tension with Turkey crowd his fall calendard

Greece's Interior Ministry says prior enrollments in the overseas voter rolls are no longer valid, and voters abroad must choose between voting in person or by mail before the country's next parliamentary election

Ankara’s creation of two marine parks in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean has prompted a sharp response from Athens, which says the move has no legal effect on Greek sovereign rights and undermines efforts to maintain calmer bilateral relations

Gregg Roman of the Middle East Forum tells To Vima that Athens should deepen its ties with Saudi Arabia even as Riyadh builds a new defense pact with Turkey and Pakistan.

The factors of Patriot batteries in Saudi Arabia, and relations with Egypt and Israel are factors shaping how Greece is reading the new pact, described by some western media as a 'Muslim Mini NATO'

Zacharias Kesses, the lawer who represents many Predator wiretapping victims, wrote in Ta Nea that Greece's Supreme Court Prosecutor's Office has repeatedly used procedural reasoning to avoid investigating the country's spyware scandal.

George Gerapetritis and Abbas Araghchi agreed to maintain regular technical-level contacts and keep communication channels open amid ongoing talks over the strategic waterway.

Polling shows New Democracy still comfortably ahead, but well short of the outright majority it needs to govern alone. The former PM is betting the second electoral Sunday will flip the momentum toward the Greek Left Alliance.

Sensationalist Turkish media reports portray new military accommodations on Ro isle as 'militarization'

The new communication campaign of SYRIZA kicks off with a video featuring members returning to headquarters, sending a message of unity and renewal

As Athens seeks a deal securing St. Catherine’s Monastery, its relationship with Cairo extends far beyond Sinai, spanning security, energy, migration, Libya and the geopolitical balance of the Eastern Mediterranean.

“The Eastern Mediterranean will play a vitally important role as a gateway to IMEC,” the lawmakers wrote, describing the interconnector as a key piece of infrastructure for the corridor

The phone call reportedly touched on strategic ties, a forthcoming sixth round of strategic dialogue and developments in Middle East, Iran and Ukraine

PM adviser Michael Arghyrou tells Reuters that fire and heat damage now rank as a lasting fiscal risk, as Athens funnels new investment into water and energy systems in tourist regions

A leaked recording of a closed door meeting shows officials sidelining Stavros Benos's blueprint for Evros, prompting PASOK, SYRIZA and the Greek Left Alliance to demand the government explain where the funding went