Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ decision to place the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier under the Ministry of Defense has sparked fierce political backlash, with critics warning of blurred lines between military and civilian authority in one of Greece’s most symbolic public spaces

Sections of the State Reauthorization Act would strengthen the U.S. partnership with Greece, Cyprus, and Israel — known as the “3+1” framework — if lawmakers can overcome a procedural battle that has stalled the legislation

'This is a monument created to honor the heroes who gave their lives for freedom. It belongs to historical memory,' PM Mitsotakis posted on his FB page, a development that follows a recent and very high-profile hunger strike that took place at the site

In his first interview since stepping down as MP, the former premier attacks the government and calls for a citizen-led renewal of Greek democracy

Ex-president Grigoris Varras has accused political and corporate figures of pressuring him to resign, while new testimonies and delays in hearings show the inquiry is still unfolding

A series of contentious bills on labor, public media, defense, and migration will test the government’s agenda ahead of December’s budget vote

Yannis Maniatis, the vice-chair of the Group of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists in the Europarliament, cited a reference to the "Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus" and an illegal maritime agreement in a report by the European Defence Agency

Greece’s ADMIE is expected withing the next few days to secure ownership and management licenses for the Greece -Cyprus electricity interconnector, in a step both governments say is crucial to ending Cyprus’s energy isolation

Kyriakos Mitsotakis praised the U.S.-brokered agreement between Israel and Hamas, highlighting its potential for peace and stability, while stressing the need for all sides to fully honor the terms

ADAE reports thousands of state-ordered wiretaps justified only by “national security,” deepening concerns over unchecked surveillance in Greece

Earlier on Wednesday Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova referred to Greece and the 1974 Cyprus coup, among others, which she bundled together in what she claimed were Helsinki Accord violations by the West

Gerapetritis mentioned the need to further strengthen ties between the Balkan states and the Baltic countries to form a common stance on foreign policy and security.

The ruling ND fields a 16%-point over its nearest rival; eight in 10 respondents would not vote for a new party if founded by former PM Alexis Tsipras

Russia’s foreign ministry spokeswoman accused the West of double standards, citing Cyprus and North Macedonia in a way that appeared to side against Greece

Ex-OPEKEPE president Grigoris Varras told a parliamentary inquiry his dismissal was ordered under pressure from a private contractor and executed by then minister Makis Voridis.

Mitsotakis avoided outlining concrete actions, instead opting to vaguely appease his audience’s concerns and the investment insecurity of industrialists and entrepreneurs present.

Zoe Konstantopoulou, lawyer for Panos Ruci and the leader of the left Plefsi Eleftherias party, spoke of vindication after the decision by the judicial authorities on Tuesday.

The Saudi Arabian delegation visited Elefsis Shipyards, where they were welcomed by Panos Xenokostas, president and CEO of ONEX Shipyards & Technologies.

Athens aims to strengthen its geopolitical position by deepening energy ties with Washington, positioning itself as both a consumer market and a gateway for US LNG to Europe, while Ankara struggles to decouple from Russian gas

The former Greek prime minister, a polarizing figure in Greek politics, has resigned his MP seat to "return to the hopeful uncertainty of social struggle", hinting at a fresh movement beyond SYRIZA