Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, appearing on a weekend current affairs program, confirmed that the goal will be to try and commence dialogue over delimitating maritime zones between the two neighboring countries

"...I’ve taken ecstasy once, and it was an amazing experience...I remember dancing for 15–16 hours as if nothing was wrong, but I suffered for a week afterwards and never really recovered," he said.

Addressing Turkey directly, Gerapetritis noted that while the concept of the “Blue Homeland” has not disappeared, Greece has firmly articulated its own position through maritime spatial planning.

America’s top diplomat in Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle, was also present

The arrival of the first Belharra-class frigate “Kimon” strengthens Greece’s naval defense, marking a historic moment alongside the iconic Averof and trireme Olympias

Greek and Turkish leaders will meet next month to discuss Aegean disputes, Syria, Iran, and Turkey’s new defense agreements with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia

The Hellenic Navy is set to formally receive its first Belharra-class frigate with a ceremonial arrival near Athens, marking a symbolic milestone for Greece’s naval modernization.

Latest opinion poll also showed Zoe Konstantopoulou's party as second; support for new parties by Tsipras, Karystianou gauged

Protesting farmers and stockbreeders representing most roadblocks also said they'd free up highways, ahead of a meeting with PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis in Athens

After meeting farmers in Athens, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis promised lower energy costs, tax relief, and faster compensation while warning that the government will not tolerate roadblocks, illegal actions, or pressure tactics.

The latest developments have protesting producers split mainly into two “camps”, namely, those that want to negotiate with the government over bigger subsidies to ameliorate rising production costs, and those following a hardline stance

A court of appeals convicted two former protected witnesses for false accusation and testimony against prominent Greek politicians.

A last-minute boycott by most farmer roadblocks derailed planned talks with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, exposing deep divisions within the protest movement and sparking mutual accusations of bad faith between the government and agricultural unions.

A standoff between farmers and the Greek government threatens a scheduled meeting with Prime Minister Mitsotakis as disagreements over the number of participants fuel tensions

Regional developments were also discussed, although bilateral relations dominated the phone discussion.

President Christodoulides praises resignation of his chief of staff as an act of trust, pledging full investigation and emphasizing government accountability to the Cypriot people

The Greek Prime Minister underlined that respect for international law remains Greece’s guiding principle, while acknowledging the need for realism and strong deterrence capabilities.

Where the government Is betting and how It will act in 2026. The projection of international instability risks and Maximos Mansion’s (the Greek Prime Minister’s office) assessment that the majority of citizens are unwilling to risk—or worse, lose again—the few gains they have achieved through great effort and sacrifice.

The draft legislation envisions a series of changes and reforms for the armed forces' structure, including significant changes in the conscription regime

Who and how is Athens investing to ensure an active role in the fluid geopolitical field and at the same time peace in the Aegean against an unpredictable Ankara?