Greece and Turkey's fragile diplomacy faces a serious test as Ankara prepares legislation codifying its revisionist claims over the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean

Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis said falling oil costs should quickly be reflected at fuel pumps, while outlining measures on consumer protection, inflation and economic policy

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis expresses his support for the US-Iran agreement, urges protection of EU cohesion and farm funding

Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis outlined a series of policy initiatives during an update from Brussels, including a new consumer protection framework, a price comparison app, and expanded tourism subsidies alongside major infrastructure plans

Greece heads into the Brussels summit pushing for a larger EU budget, stronger cohesion funding, joint European borrowing, and a comprehensive approach to security amid mounting global challenges

The European Public Prosecutor's Office has appealed to Greece's Supreme Court over a two-year mandate renewal, with legal experts warning the dispute could escalate to the EU Court of Justice

A constitutional committee in Greece is reviewing proposals to reform Article 16, focusing on higher education, university autonomy, and the potential role of private institutions within a regulated framework under state oversight

The Greek prime minister highlighted upgrades to primary healthcare infrastructure, while visiting a newly renovated health center and other local projects in Vari

The "HOPE for Democracy" movement calls the government's lignite phase-out an "energy crime," demanding a halt to demolitions at the Agios Dimitrios power plant

Prompted by a new tragedy in Drama, PASOK formally proposed enshrining the state's obligation to protect women from gender-based violence in the Constitution

The Greek government has extended its restructuring programme for Swiss franc-linked loans until September 2026, aiming to give borrowers more time to join the scheme, which has already attracted around half of eligible participants.

Athens presses eastern Libya’s Haftar administration to curb migrant departures to Crete as arrivals surge and regional tensions mount.

An Alco poll survey finds most voters dissatisfied with the government's performance, although no opposition figure emerges as a dominant alternative amid growing competition across Greece's political landscape

As Parliament prepares to revisit the Predator spyware affair, new reports allege the government is considering legislation that could allow foreign defendants linked to national security cases to be tried in their home countries.

Greek PM highlighted progress in digital government, healthcare, migration, justice and anti-corruption reforms during his weekly review.

The agreement under the European Security Action for Europe program aims to support Greece’s defense capabilities through investments in strategic security technologies.

Athens Mayor Haris Doukas defends a 75 million euro EIB loan for school renovations, accusing his predecessor of misspending public money on road paint

Greece's constitutional revision process gets underway in parliament, with secret ballot results revealing inter-party tensions as a cross-party committee races a two-month deadline.

Five new government members were sworn in before President Konstantinos Tasoulas at the Presidential Mansion,

Party leaders from across the spectrum are hitting the campaign trail, as Prime Minister Mitsotakis tells his own party that Greece is in "the final stretch" despite insisting elections are not due until 2027.