A report in the Athens daily on Thursday cited Greek Migration and Asylum Minister Thanos Plevris as declaring as much during his meeting in Berlin this week with German Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt

A landmark agreement over Block 2 in the Ionian Sea deepens U.S.–Greece ties, positions Athens as a rising energy hub, and could reshape Southeast Europe’s geopolitical balance

Energean, HelleniQ Energy, and ExxonMobil sealed a major agreement in Athens during the P-TEC conference to begin exploratory drilling in the Ionian Sea’s Block 2, marking Greece’s first offshore drilling in decades

With more than 1,200 participants and over 300 companies represented, the P-TEC forum marks Athens as a key venue in the evolving global energy landscape.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis also referred to the country's crucial role in developing a vertical energy corridor from the Mediterranean to eastern Europe. New US Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle also present

Defense Minister Nikos Dendias also revealed that a Hellenic Air Force's 'ceiling' for a combat fighter fleet of 200 aircraft

Former minister Lefteris Avgenakis denied wrongdoing before Parliament’s OPEKEPE inquiry, as the government seeks to restore credibility in Greece’s farm subsidy agency and regain EU trust

From Cold War intrigues to Kimberly Guilfoyle’s appointment, 80 years of U.S. envoys in Greece reveal a relationship defined by admiration, tension, and the constant test of diplomacy

The talks focused on the strategic partnership between Greece and the United States and preparations for the sixth round of the Greece–U.S. Strategic Dialogue, which will be held in Athens.

New US Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle met Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in Athens on Wednesday, reaffirming the strong US-Greek partnership with talks focused on energy, security, and economic cooperation

In a period marked by war in Ukraine, global trade tensions, and rising pressure on energy systems, rare earths have become a central flashpoint

Ambassador Guilfoyle expressed her delight at returning to Greece, calling it a “wonderful experience.”

Four Greek ministers head to Berlin in just one month — a rare diplomatic surge not seen since the eurozone crisis — to tackle migration, defense, trade, and energy in a rapidly shifting European landscape.

After backlash from ruling-party MPs over plans to shut most post offices, the Prime Minister’s office seeks a way to defuse tensions. A €30 million gap, internal blame games, and angry lawmakers threaten to turn a communication misstep into a political crisis.

On Wednesday, she will first be received by Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, followed by Minister of Foreign Affairs George Gerapetritis

The most noteworthy result is a significant increase in the number of respondents who said they were “undecided”, most of whom are assessed to be in the right or center-right political spectrum

On Saturday, Nov. 1, Guilfoyle had attended a reception marking the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Marine Corps.

Minister Papastavrou: “Greece is emerging as a confident and reliable energy hub.”

Ministers, diplomats and major energy and tech companies from Europe and the US will meet in Athens on November 6–7 for the Partnership for Transatlantic Energy Cooperation (P-TEC), focusing on LNG, energy security and future investment in the Eastern Mediterranean

Kimberly Guilfoyle marked her first day in Athens with a glamorous appearance at a Marine Corps anniversary reception, ahead of formally presenting her credentials to Greece’s president on Tuesday.