Citing research from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), main opposition PASOK claims that increased productivity driven by artificial intelligence could offset around 10% of existing jobs in Greece

A European Public Prosecutor’s Office investigation into alleged irregular agricultural subsidies in Greece is expanding, with a new parliamentary file reportedly examining political interference, senior officials, and potential misuse of EU funds between 2021 and 2022.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has called for a constitutional revision to enable the full operation of non-state universities, framing education reform as key to attracting international students and strengthening Greece’s position as a regional academic hub

Athens says Israeli naval action took place in international waters, limiting its ability to intervene despite being within its search and rescue zone

The government urges faster legal resolutions for victims of major tragedies, aiming to reduce delays and ease the burden on those stuck in long-running court cases.

Former PM Alexis Tsipras charges that the OPEKEPE farm subsidies scandal isn't the only financial wrongdoing taking place in Greece, attributing responsibility to the Mitsotakis government, in a post this week over a recent capital increase by the Public Power Corp.

The ruling party maintains a clear advantage over main opposition PASOK party, which has not significantly benefited from the former’s decline, posting an increase of less than one percentage point in voters’ preferences

In an analysis by TA NEA, 10 legal failures are identified in the Supreme Court prosecutor's decision not to reopen the Predator wiretapping case, with lawyers warning the ruling shields key suspects from scrutiny.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani agreed to expand bilateral cooperation across defense, energy, trade and investment, as regional tensions dominated their talks in Athens.

The government is increasing funding for seafarer training by 25% over seven years, aiming to attract younger generations to maritime careers and strengthen the country’s long-standing shipping sector amid global competition

Mitsotakis and his closest advisors struck a more conciliatory tone after weeks of internal turmoil within New Democracy. The shift came after five ruling-party MPs signed an open letter, the latest and most visible sign yet of the party's deepening rift.

The Greek president and Turkish foreign minister exchanged views in Dubrovnik, on the sidelines of the Three Seas Summit where energy security featured prominently on the agenda.

Regarding defense strategy, the Greek DM outlined a shift toward a more technologically advanced and cost-effective model for safeguarding the Aegean.

Mitsotakis said tax evasion measures generated significant fiscal surpluses, enabling the government to return resources to society.

Greek officials said the visit confirmed Greece's role as a stabilizing force in the broader region

In a rare public rebuke, five New Democracy lawmakers warn the PM in a letter published by TA NEA that Greece's governing model has concentrated too much power in too few hands and is failing citizens as a result.

The Greek finance minister argues that Greece’s recovery model offers broader guidance for Europe, highlighting fiscal discipline, digital reform, energy transition, EU funding use, and a shift in national mindset amid global geopolitical and energy pressures.

Greece’s finance minister and Eurogroup president Kyriakos Pierrakakis called for faster implementation of agreed EU economic policies, stressing that Europe must move beyond planning and focus on delivering concrete results.

More than 90 countries issued a joint statement at the United Nations urging maritime security and stability amid rising tensions in the vital shipping corridor

Deputy Health Minister Eirini Agapidaki recalls the shocking near stoning back in 2019 at a migrant camp on Lesbos, in an interview on Mega Channel