Several roadblocks set up on national highways on Monday again caused hours of delay to motorists

Athens is launching a new operations center and unified digital platform to monitor its seas, respond to migration flows, and counter security challenges across the Aegean and the Eastern Mediterranean.

As farmers threaten nationwide highway closures, the government weighs new concessions alongside fines and administrative penalties, signaling that patience with prolonged blockades is running out.

Greek farmers said they would block key roads at Tempi, and the Rio-Antirio Bridge if the government failed to meet their demands.

Greece’s prime minister will travel to Germany on January 9 to speak at the ruling Christian Democratic Union’s annual gathering, following an invitation from German Chancellor Friedrich Merz

Five mayors from Greece’s largest cities urge the government to reverse plans to abolish local school committees, warning that centralization is already causing delays, bureaucracy and serious operational problems in public schools

Only 6.7% of Greek farmers have specialized training in new technologies, while the overwhelming majority (94.1%) rely solely on experiential knowledge.

At the traditional Jan. 1 informal coffee with the president, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis shared a personal announcement, revealing his son’s engagement to tennis player Maria Sakkari

97% of Greek citizens stated that corruption is very widespread in the country—a higher percentage than in other EU member states

Nicosia begins its rotating EU Council presidency aiming to boost Europe’s autonomy and reset Cyprus’ international image, as leaders in Cyprus and Greece highlight security, competitiveness and global engagement

Greek Finance Minister and EuroGroup president, Kyriakos Pierrakakis said 2026 “can open new paths for every citizen and every family” in his New Year’s message on social media. In the post on a video post on Facebook, Pierrakakis stated that “2025 left a clear footprint on the Greek economy. With the major changes already delivering […]

Greece ...'With its defense shielded, its economy growing, and its society more dynamic, it is constantly improving its daily life', he said

Nikos Dendias emphasizes the armed forces’ role in national security, outlines the “Agenda 2030” modernization plan, and details extensive support measures for military personnel and their families

With tractor blockades still in place, Athens hints at tougher enforcement while highlighting unemployment gains, wage hikes and tax relief in a bid to regain control of the political narrative

Protesters ease travel disruptions over the New Year holiday while awaiting a nationwide meeting that will determine the next phase of their mobilizations

At the same time, representatives of protesting farmers and stockbreeders insist that mobilizations will continue in the new year

Amid a cost of living crisis, ongoing farmer protest and political fatigue, a pivotal pre-election year approaches, one that could redraw party lines, test old leaderships and introduce new, unpredictable players

Greece’s finance minister and newly appointed head of the Eurogroup paid a courtesy visit to the Archbishop of Athens, marking an early public engagement following his appointment

In a wide-ranging interview, Greece’s prime minister addressed speculation about new political parties, ruled out an imminent cabinet reshuffle, commented on farmers’ protests and geopolitics, and reflected on elections, defense, climate challenges and political dialogue

Speaking during a TV interview on a regional Athens television channel, Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis referred to protesting farm producers who are willing to engage in dialogue, but also those who “bully them” in order to systematically oppose the government