The Attica Region won its first Gold Award at the Compliance Awards 2026 for modernizing its financial operations with a new accounting framework.

Mitsotakis says Greece could temporarily cut fuel taxes if the EU lets national measures fall outside spending limits, as prices weigh on households.

Greece's FM Gerapetritis, speaking in Toronto, says the past three years have been a geopolitical disaster and that power now prevails over principle.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan warned Greece against "reckless" moves in the Aegean, saying Turkey's armed forces and coast guard are on high alert.

The Greek prime minister said Moody’s and Scope Ratings’ decisions reflect economic progress, fiscal stability, reforms and a faster reduction in public debt.

Speaking in Dublin, Greece’s finance minister and Eurogroup president called for deeper financial integration, a more competitive banking sector and faster action on defense, energy, AI, digital infrastructure and the green transition.

The minister says he became the doctor's patient in 2016 after a serious health problem, was never offered plasmapheresis, and dismissed the opposition's account of their relationship as political speculation.

The US-born author and women’s rights advocate played a prominent role in Greece’s public life after the restoration of democracy, campaigning for major reforms to women’s rights and family law

Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis said the new MedWatch system has already screened almost 9,000 health profiles and flagged 200 for possible violations

The prime minister said the government would subsidize heating oil at the pump, raise household allowances and press for EU action on fuel taxation as energy costs remain elevated

The vote removes the parliamentary protection of former European Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos, who denies wrongdoing and says he plans to appear voluntarily before Belgian authorities.

Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis said the “Synepeia” platform will allow citizens and businesses to see which public entities delay payments and for how long, as the government outlines further measures for businesses

Greece’s finance minister and Eurogroup president will join talks on eurozone productivity, growth, energy costs and competitiveness, as EU finance ministers and central bank governors discuss broader economic and financial priorities.

MARC survey records ND at 27.5% in stated voting intention, followed by EL.A.S. at 14% and PASOK at 10.1%, with 11% of respondents undecided

Kyriakos Mitsotakis says no meeting with President Erdogan is currently scheduled; says government weighing measures to curb heating costs

The survey’s estimated vote share gives Greek Solution 7.3%, KKE 6.8%, Course of Freedom 5.4%, Hope for Democracy 4.8% and Voice of Reason 3.3%, projecting an eight-party parliament

The foreign ministry says Ankara’s demilitarization demands have no basis in international law, while stressing Greece’s right to defend its territory and pointing to Turkey's continuing casus belli

The case concerns allegations that fictitious or forged signatures were included in the founding declaration of Foni Logikis, the populist far-right party led by the Greek MEP

The prime minister accused PASOK of blocking reforms it agrees with, while Nikos Androulakis said the prime minister portrays a democratic change of government as a threat to the nation

With energy prices surging, the government is holding another round of high level meetings, but officials say today's session is being framed as just a stock taking exercise, deferring any decisions until after this week's EU finance talks