Technical negotiations resume in Athens as both sides seek to keep diplomatic channels open, despite continuing disagreements over maritime boundaries and Libya's adherence to its disputed maritime agreement with Turkey.

Greece has expressed full solidarity with Romania after repeated drone incursions into its airspace, calling the violations of a sovereign state's territorial integrity unacceptable under international law.

The government will fund an additional reduction in diesel prices as part of measures aimed at easing pressure on consumers and businesses affected by rising energy costs

The Greek prime minister hailed UNESCO’s decision to add Olympus to the World Heritage List as a major national achievement and a step toward protecting its natural and cultural legacy.

The Greek PM expressed concern over broader regional developments and the escalation of hostilities affecting the Red Sea

The main opposition has ruled out supplying the 180 votes the government needs, arguing that a record on wiretapping and the Tempi disaster disqualifies it from rewriting the rules. The government says the refusal is itself a breach of the constitution.

Three years after the Tempi collision killed 57 people, the head of Hellenic Railways told parliament the automatic braking system is installed but not switched on

Marking 52 years since the fall of military rule, Konstantinos Tasoulas said Greece’s democratic stability rests on political restraint, consensus over the country’s international direction and national cohesion.

Greece marks 52 years since the restoration of democracy with a reception at the Presidential Mansion, featuring political absences and several changes

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and his rivals square off in parliament Friday over proposed changes to Greece's charter, with the opposition PASOK refusing to supply the 180 votes needed to lock in reforms before the next election.

The Prosecutor suggested the ruling party's former minister face a misdemeanor charge of dereliction of duty

The position was outlined in a response from the State Department's Bureau of Legislative Affairs to Democratic Representative Wesley Bell.

The Government Council for Foreign Affairs and Defense (KYSEA) approved eleven procurement programs, part of Greece's long-term rearmament plan, Defense Minister Nikos Dendias announced

The National Security Council approved major military programs focused on the “Achilles Shield” defense system and measures to strengthen protection against emerging threats.

Greece is set to approve a €5bn defence package centred on the “Achilles Shield,” modernising air defence while expanding capabilities across the armed forces.

A New Democracy lawmaker floated the possibility of a coalition between ND and the still unannounced Samaras party but without Mitsotakis as premier. The government moved quickly to shut the speculation down

The proposed legislation aims to modernize water management, expand the responsibilities of EYDAP and EYATH, and strengthen oversight of water services across Greece.

Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis said public assets should serve the public interest as the renovated Schinias Olympic Rowing Centre enters a new phase under sports management.

Turkey sent its survey ship out on the anniversary of its 1974 Cyprus invasion, prompting concern in Athens

The court found that Koukakis based his reporting and commentary on the evidence available at the time.