Greek PM unveils Greece’s €23bn National Development Programme, aiming to boost investment, regional growth and economic convergence through 2030.

The Greek prime minister backed ruling party lawmakers linked to the OPEKEPE case, while saying the European Public Prosecutor's Office should be judged by the outcome of its investigations and reaffirming that no illegal acts will be covered up.

Municipalities are invited to apply for funding to upgrade water infrastructure, with additional financing planned for island and mountain communities facing growing water shortages

The government's top security council is expected to approve procurement of the Israeli-designed missile shield, the centerpiece of a roughly 5 billion euro package of armaments programs, with a formal agreement likely to follow in early August.

Ankara says the move undermines minority education rights, while Greece says the schools have only been temporarily suspended due to low student enrollment and can reopen if numbers increase.

Greece honors the fallen 52 years after the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, reaffirming support for reunification and a UN-backed solution to the island’s division.

Marking 52 years since Turkey's 1974 military intervention in Cyprus, Greece's Foreign Ministry said it remains committed to a UN-backed settlement and the reunification of the divided island.

Mitsotakis highlights Greece’s road projects, occupational insurance reforms and expanded debt repayment schemes in his weekly review.

Dourou ran unopposed after Pavlos Polakis withdrew his candidacy for SYRIZA's top parliamentary post

The leftist party that governed Greece from 2015 to 2019 has been reduced to having eight sitting MPs, while 63 members of its central committee resigned en masse. The parliamentary group set to choose a new leader on Saturday despite the mass exodus of MPs.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis' statement comes as accusations against the nine were withdrawn almost simultaneously as charges were filed against another four sitting lawmakers; an investigation into alleged EU farm subsidy fraud continues

Despite Turkish annoyance, Athens moves ahead with protected marine areas as part of a broader strategy to expand conservation, tighten environmental controls and strengthen monitoring in the Aegean

The PM wants to personally negotiate a new Competitiveness Fund worth up to 450 billion euros for the EU in 2027

The EPPO's case against Kefalogiannis, Tsiaras, Mitarakis, and four others was closed for lack of evidence in EU farm subsidy probe

The Greek minister praised the two countries’ historic connections and current strategic partnership during an event marking the anniversary of the French Revolution

A new draft bill aims to make occupational pension schemes more accessible and flexible, introducing open pension funds, improved tax incentives and greater portability of retirement savings.

The finance ministry calls it social dialogue. In practice, the consultations it began last weekend in Heraklion, Crete, look a good deal more like a pre-election campaign prep. The target audience is the country’s self-employed professionals, a large portion of the active population that includes everything from physicians and civil engineers to craftsmen and independent […]

Shipping Minister Vassilis Kikilias urged travelers to follow port authorities' safety instructions as ferry traffic surges, with passenger occupancy expected to reach 100% ahead of the August holiday peak.

Speaking during a visit to northern Evia, the Greek prime minister restated his position on when the next general election will be held and set out a target of a third consecutive New Democracy majority

The communications teams of Greece's political parties have stormed social media. What are their objectives and strategies, and what do experts tell To Vima?