Athens is moving ahead with a vast new marine park in the Southern Cyclades, reshaping fishing, construction and environmental protections across strategically sensitive areas of the Aegean while reinforcing its maritime sovereignty claims

The Greek prime minister repeated his party's long-term economic agenda amid ongoing debate in Athens over timing of next national vote

Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis says new restrictions aim to curb youth access and bring stricter oversight to the rapidly expanding cannabis-products market

Mitsotakis highlights economic recovery, institutional reforms and geopolitical stability as key pillars of a potential third term agenda

Greece urged EU action over illegal fishing and maritime law violations by Turkish vessels during talks between Minister Vassilis Kikilias and EU Commissioner Costas Kadis.

The public figure announced the official debut of her new political vehicle with an AI-generated video and the slogan “A New Beginning,” ahead of a launch event in Thessaloniki.

Kalymnos fishermen charge that personnel aboard a Turkish coast guard vessel pointed a machine gun at their boat near the Imia islets, reviving memories of the 1996 crisis

Speaking from the small eastern Aegean Isle of Agathonisi, Greek Defense Dinister Nikos Dendias said Athens will not tolerate challenges to its sovereignty, while also demanding answers from Kyiv over an explosives-carrying drone discovered near Lefkada

Greek officials have noted that any Turkish attempt to legislate disputed sea zones would violate international law, while Athens seeks to preserve fragile “calm waters” amid a ever-fluid eastern Mediterranean power balances

Ten former New Democracy ministers and lawmakers publicly accused Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis of abandoning the party's founding values, in a letter the government swiftly dismissed as coming from people who had themselves abandoned the party.

Greece and Saudi Arabia are set to deepen strategic ties as regional security, energy cooperation and maritime stability dominate high-level talks in Athens

Athens is reportedly considering a diplomatic response as investigators complete a forensic analysis of the unmanned vessel found in Ionian Sea; DM Nikos Dendias warns of threat to maritime security and civilian shipping

The Cypriot president says a new initiative by U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres could pave the way for renewed negotiations and potentially a Cyprus settlement framework, with quiet diplomacy already underway.

Ten recent polls show a broadly negative picture for New Democracy, while the landscape for Greece’s opposition parties remains fragmented.

An EU commissioner's warm words after meeting Prime Minister Mitsotakis gave the Greek government political cover, even as polls show most Greeks believe the rule of law does not exist in their country.

Souda Bay is one of the more strategically significant facilities in the eastern Mediterranean, serving as a pillar of Greece–US defense cooperation and a forward operating post for NATO activities in the region

Athens is monitoring Ankara's move to codify contested sea claims in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean through domestic legislation, calling the potential bill a baseless domestic measure with no standing under international law

European Commissioner Michael McGrath met Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in Athens, commending Greece's governance reforms and tying rule-of-law progress to investor confidence and economic growth.

Greece's proposed tourism spatial plan zones islands by development level and caps new hotel beds, while promising future Airbnb restrictions that the hotel industry says fall far short.

“The presence of an unmanned maritime vehicle directly affects the freedom and security of navigation,” Dendias said.