Prince Albert II of Monaco is visiting Athens in light of his participation in the upcoming Delphi Economic Forum and as part of the anniversary celebrations of the opening of the Embassy of Monaco in Greece

Dozens of ruling party MPs may break ranks in a crucial vote tied to an EU probe into the OPEKEPE scandal, exposing internal tensions and intensifying political pressure on the government.

EU Chief Prosecutor (EPPO) Laura Koveši will reportedly meet with Greek Justice Minister Georgos Floridis on Tuesday, April 22, during a scheduled visit to Athens this week, before taking part in the 11th Delphi Economic Forum the following day. Koveši has been leading an investigation regarding a case related to farming subsidy fraud (OPEKEPE) implicating Greek […]

A possible time and venue for a meeting with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis being discussed; Rama in Greece for annual Delphi Economic Forum

Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis announced the digitization of more than 31 million pages from Greece’s Foreign Ministry diplomatic and historical archives, highlighting evidence-based historical accountability, with most material to be made available to researchers.

Joint letter to the European Investment Bank highlights the strategic importance of the Great Sea Interconnector, with both countries urging financial backing following updated project assessments

The Minister noted that the region is being reinforced with additional Coast Guard personnel and a higher concentration of vessels than elsewhere, due to migration pressures.

Athanasios Kavvadas has been named Greece’s new Deputy Minister for Rural Development following a government reshuffle prompted by the resignation of his predecessor, as announced during a briefing by the government spokesperson in Athens

Lawmakers face a tense decision over lifting MPs’ immunity in the OPEKEPE probe, exposing divisions within the ruling party and raising the stakes in Parliament

Fidan directly linked the Israel–Greece–Cyprus partnership to potential security risks for Turkey and other regional actors, claiming that no assurances have been offered that such cooperation is not directed against them.

Mitsotakis highlighted a landmark agreement between ExxonMobil, Energean and HELLENiQ Energy for exploratory drilling in the northwestern Ionian Sea—the first such activity in nearly 50 years.

Athens and Paris have clearly grasped the challenges of this new reality. As a result, they are further deepening their strategic alignment in the Eastern Mediterranean—just a step away from the flames of the Middle East.

Makarios Lazaridis steps down after days of pressure over his academic credentials, becoming the fourth government minister to resign in a month amid mounting political strain

Dora Bakoyannis says the deputy minister’s degree case was “improper” and calls for his resignation to ease pressure on the government, warning that political tensions in Greece are spiraling

Reports over recent weeks have cited a prospect to extend cooperation through the end of the decade and include new areas, such as defense innovation and joint capabilities

According to reporting by TA NEA Athens and Nicosia are advancing plans to send upgraded Leopard tanks to Cyprus, as defense cooperation with Western allies deepens and regional tensions with Turkey escalate.

The upcoming “3+1” meeting in Washington with Cyprus, Israel and the US, will focus on major infrastructure projects and regional energy security.

Athens backs international efforts to protect key shipping routes, warning that disruptions threaten global trade, energy supplies and vulnerable populations amid rising regional tensions.

Greece’s finance minister becomes the first Greek to join a G7 session, highlighting economic resilience, energy security and the global impact of artificial intelligence.

Greek PM Mitsotakis stressed that preserving the truce is critical for stability and peace in the wider region