The U.S. secretary of state is expected to land Tuesday night, with the talks set for the next day. Energy and defense are likely to top an agenda still being finalized, as rhetoric between Greece and Turkey heats up.

The Greek prime minister said the measures would be reviewed every 15 days, but his pledge to hold heating oil below €1.75 a liter still lacks details.

Greece’s defense minister proposed using the route from Alexandroupoli northward as a model for moving military forces while protecting critical infrastructure, alongside stronger European missile defense and military command capabilities.

The Greek prime minister is expected to urge ministers to tighten their public messaging as his government faces pressure over comments by lawmakers, the referral of Christos Triantopoulos to a special court and rising concerns over the cost of living.

Crucially for Greece, support may, under set conditions, also go to fishing fleet segments facing balance issues

PASOK MEP and S&D Vice-President Giannis Maniatis pressed Turkey to respect the Copenhagen criteria, highlighting the tragic decline of the Greek minority

Journalist Vassilis Lampropoulos says concerns over the political fallout from the Predator spyware scandal are holding back legislation that would allow authorities to use newer surveillance technology under legal oversight

The former deputy minister to the prime minister will stand trial along with four other officials on misdemeanor charges of breach of duty over the handling of the site after the rail disaster. The trial is expected to begin early next year

With modest gains recorded in six consecutive polls since the Thessaloniki International Fair, PASOK is putting greater emphasis on its policy proposals and expanding its outreach in Athens as it prepares for the next national election

Greece will use its second and final presidency during its 2025–26 term to focus on maritime security, women and children in armed conflict, major global crises and the selection of the next UN secretary-general

After five days in the US focused on investment, energy and Greece’s international role, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis returns to a government facing backlash over a series of controversial remarks by lawmakers

Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias urges the EU to fund its response to threats from the South, citing crises in Hormuz and the Bab el-Mandeb, at the EU Defense Ministers Council in Brussels.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis misses no opportunity, even when abroad, as he was in the United States in recent days for the annual U.N. summit, to proclaim his goal of winning an outright parliamentary majority for his party in next spring’s elections. He insists that it is the only rational choice for the country and […]

Athens awaits France's request for a NAVTEX on the Greece-Cyprus cable survey, while Ankara insists no energy project proceeds without Turkish approval

Speaking on Bloomberg TV, the Greek PM warns against shipping tolls, seeks EU flexibility on fuel taxes and promotes Greece as a destination for global financial and technology investment

Alarm over the Strait of Hormuz dominated Europe Gulf Forum, held on the UN General Assembly sidelines, with messages from Mitsotakis, Meloni and Blair

Speaking at the UN General Assembly, the Greek prime minister called for continued dialogue with Ankara while reaffirming Athens’ positions on international law, Turkey’s casus belli and the Cyprus issue

ND records 25.1% in voting intention, with ELAS at 13.1% and PASOK at 10.5%; nine parties appear to clear or reach the 3% parliamentary threshold

The Greek prime minister is expected to stress that UNCLOS is the framework for maritime disputes and to highlight Greece’s role as a regional pillar of stability

Maria Karystianou also slammed Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis over his remarks on quantum medicine and the xylene findings