Greek prime minister sustains a minor hand injury and abrasions after falling while cycling in western Crete

Athens has yet to respond to Kyiv's July request for interceptors, as NATO allies scramble to find enough Patriots to spare before Russia's expected winter assault, according to reporting by Politico

The deadline for Greece's EU recovery funding falls on August 31, and ministers have been told to stay reachable through the holidays as the government works toward a political restart before the Thessaloniki International Fair, with the forthcoming elections in mind

Greece's former prime minister accuses the government of neutering the judiciary and creating what he calls "a regime," while referencing his plan to cut energy, food and housing costs in the first part of a three part interview with in.gr

Athens will now review the deployment of its Patriot missile battery in Yanbu every month following a new defense agreement between Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan

Government under fire over the new shelving of the wiretapping case by the Supreme Court - Accusations of an "attempted cover-up" and "burying" the high-profile case

Controversial decision in the wiretapping case

The legal grounds cited by the Supreme Court prosecutor were criticized by lawyer Zacharias Kesses.

The government will thus continue to hide behind the archiving of the serious allegations.

Citizens need to see at last the restoration of institutional function, the country's genuine return to a democratic "normality.

Legal sources noted that the prosecutor's order does not constitute a permanent closure of the case.

PASOK MP George Nikitiadis blasted the government's new industry plan after seven years of inaction, calling on PM Mitsotakis to answer for the delay

Greece seeks EU approval to exempt over 1billion euros in energy resilience investments from fiscal limits, boosting renewables, efficiency and infrastructure by 2028.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said the myAGRO platform marks a major step toward greater transparency and fairness in managing agricultural subsidies, following the transfer of former OPEKEPE functions to the tax authority

Six years after its landmark EEZ agreement with Egypt, Athens says it remains committed to resolving outstanding maritime boundaries with Libya, Albania, and Turkey through diplomacy and international law.

PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis toured a fire relief site in Megara, saying it's now the country's duty to support those caring for rescued animals

Greek and Israeli energy ministers reviewed Middle East developments, alternative energy routes and progress on regional electricity links during a phone call.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced financial assistance, faster compensation procedures, and environmental restoration projects after the devastating wildfire that burned about 111,000 stremmas (27,400 acres) in Western Attica.

Incidents over the central and southeast Aegean come as Athens and Ankara seek to preserve dialogue despite persistent security frictions

Final steps ahead at the Council of State and ministries, plus where Turkey's "Blue Homeland" plan stands