Senior police officials tell Ta Nea who may be behind the arson attacks that killed a 72-year-old woman

New Democracy diaspora leader in Australia, Athanasios Tsouchantaris, resigns citing health reasons but also accuses party leadership of drifting from its core values

She addresses the Thessaloniki attack, the Dilian case, elections, and foreign policy

Mitsotakis says the 250th anniversary of US independence reflects the enduring democratic values and strategic partnership linking Greece and America.

Eurogroup President Kyriakos Pierrakakis calls for AI, technology and digital finance to become central pillars of the Eurozone's economic agenda.

As Turkey's rhetoric sharpens, Athens is racing to bury bases, missiles and command centers under its easternmost islands and the Evros border, calling the strategy essential for survival in any future conflict

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis pledged to travel to Thessaloniki immediately and vowed zero tolerance for what he called a new form of terrorism, as Afroditi Nestora's mother remains in critical condition with severe burns.

A senior American official could pass through Athens for a few hours before the NATO summit in Ankara, though it remains unclear whether it would be Secretary of State Marco Rubio or Secretary of War Pete Hegseth

Afroditi Nestora's mother has been hospitalized with severe burns after predawn incendiary attacks that officials have condemned as acts of terrorism.

A report by MEGA claims the government is drafting a contentious provision that could soften the legal treatment of the Intellexa founder, and has reportedly split the cabinet. There is no official confirmation by the administration.

The latest survey places the ruling center-right party 14 percentage points ahead of the newly formed Greek Left Alliance, while showing continued fragmentation across the opposition despite modest gains among smaller parties

Defending the transfer of farm subsidies to the tax authority, the prime minister pointed to €617 million paid to 530,000 farmers as proof the overhaul works

Panagiotis Lymperopoulos takes over as president and Evangelos Bakelas as prosecutor general, inheriting a docket that includes the wiretapping, Tempi and OPEKEPE cases.

Justice Minister George Floridis will recommend Panagiotis Lymperopoulos as president and Evangelos Bakelas as prosecutor general, while ministers will also choose new leadership for the Legal Council of State. (

As speculation grows that Antonis Samaras may launch his own party, New Democracy is reaching out to Kostas Karamanlis and watching its rival's every move, with private polling putting a Samaras party near 4%

Top Greek and Cypriot officials coordinate ahead of expected UN-led informal five-party talks on Cyprus, with attention shifting to upcoming NATO summit discussions in Ankara that could shape the diplomatic roadmap for the divided island

The message of the letter is clear: Turkey cannot return to the F-35 program as if the S-400 issue had never happened

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis highlights economic growth, digital reforms, defense modernization and public services, arguing measurable results will underpin his government's drive toward 2030

Greece’s energy minister says Europe must move toward a unified electricity market by strengthening networks and cross-border connections to improve security and reduce price differences.

A Greek astronaut could travel to the International Space Station within two years, carrying out scientific experiments and showcasing national research and technology projects.