The British royal’s trip includes commemorations marking the 85th anniversary of the Battle of Crete, a key World War II event that forged lasting ties between Greece and the United Kingdom.

Giotopoulos was convicted for aiding and abetting in crimes, including the murder of top foreign diplomats, domestic politicians and entrepreneurs.

Speaking ahead of a Eurogroup meeting, the Greek finance minister called for greater coordination among EU member states on housing policy while highlighting economic resilience amid energy and geopolitical pressures

Two former ministers personally appeared before European prosecutors regarding the OPEKEPE scandal, rejecting wrongdoing and calling for a swift clarification of the subsidy investigation

Government-backed approval of a parliamentary inquiry under a 151-vote requirement sparked walkouts and accusations of a “parliamentary coup” from opposition parties.

Despite strong online visibility, the debut gathering of “Hope for Democracy” drew a smaller-than-expected crowd, as supporters hailed Maria Karystianou’s call for political change and justice.

A dispute over a last-minute judicial amendment has highlighted growing tensions between Athens and the European Public Prosecutor’s Office, prompting concerns over the scope of investigations involving political figures

A new political formation was unveiled amid crowd turnout, collecting signatures for founding declaration

New judicial guidelines expand victim protections, tighten penalties for repeat offenders and address rising cases of stalking and revenge pornography

Defense Minister Nikos Dendias will travel to Tirana next week as Athens and Tirana look to revive efforts to resolve a long-standing maritime delimitation dispute through international legal channels

In Greece, official data show nearly 794,000 homes standing empty, despite tax incentives introduced to encourage owners to return properties to the long-term rental market.

Mitsotakis highlighted the significance of Article 42(7) of the European Union treaty, which concerns mutual defense assistance among member states, referring to the recent crisis involving Cyprus.

Athens has lodged formal protests and called for the immediate release and safe return of Greek citizens held in Israel, as international criticism grows over the reported treatment of activists aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced new buses, upgraded metro trains and stricter fare controls as part of a sweeping plan to modernize Athens’ aging public transport network

The security conference Athens Defence Summit is being organized by a private company founded in February 2026 and run by the son of Dimitris Avramopoulos and the son of pro–New Democracy publisher Karamanlis. The role of Grigoris Dimitriadis

The Greek defense minister warned that the drifting Ukrainian maritime drone discovered in Ionian Sea could have caused mass casualties had it struck a cruise ship

The foreign ministry called for the immediate release of Greek citizens, after Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir posts video showing bound activists following interception of Gaza-bound convoy near Cyprus

Greece's Defense Ministry has completed its investigation into the armed drone found on Lefkada, with findings pointing to a launch area off southern Italy near Sicily

The anti-aircraft missile systems had been stations on the island of Karpathos and northern Greece to protect against long-range threats

During his monthly meeting with President Konstantinos Tasoulas, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stressed the need to accelerate government work, highlighting recovery fund projects, cost-of-living measures and support for families