"I have asked the Minister of National Defence and the military leadership to ensure that naval ships are dispatched outside Libyan waters," Mitsotakis said.

Gerapetritis placed particular emphasis on the recent terrorist attack at the Church of the Prophet Elijah in Damascus, where more than twenty worshippers lost their lives.

According to official sources, he is believed to have been taking photos of “potential targets,” including the base itself and ships entering and leaving the naval station.

The strike began at 6:00 a.m. today and is scheduled to end at the same time tomorrow, Tuesday, June 24.

Residents of Damascus describe a nightmarish situation following the attack that left at least 22 dead at the Greek Orthodox Church in the Syrian capital.

Greece fears a closing of the Strait of Hormuz, and is on alert for increased migration flows and terrorist attacks following the Damascus bombing.

The Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemned the suicide bombing emphasizing that places of worship must never be the target of violence

Bloomberg reports that ships planning to navigate the narrow passage of the Persian Gulf should reassess their transit through the Strait of Hormuz

Mitsotakis said in his Facebook post that Europe must “rise to the occasion” in defense of international peace and prosperity

PENEN has not ruled out further action, indicating that the dispute will continue until meaningful negotiations address their core demands

Efforts aim at continuing high-level cooperation between both sides, especially in the field of combating illegal migration and the activity of migrant smuggling networks

The union emphasized that both its leadership and rank-and-file members unanimously agreed to continue the strike.

The recall follows testing conducted as part of the food watchdog’s 2025 food additives and flavorings monitoring program.

No injuries reported after Ryanair jet clipped barrier while taxiing at Greek airport on Wednesday morning

In this episode, we speak with Archimandrite Fr. Porphyrios Frangakis, the venerable Sinai Monastery’s spokesman in Greece, as well as Dr. Ronald Meinardus, a journalist, political analyst and commentator with extensive experience in both Egypt and Greece, where he’s lived and worked for many years. The abrupt emergence of an existential threat to the continued […]

"The movement of specific weapons systems is obviously outside the scope of public discussion," the Ministry of National Defense stated in its announcement.

Soft, pillowy doughnuts coated in sugar – a nostalgic Greek treat! What makes these loukoumades stand out is their rich, buttery dough. Take your time with the kneading and proofing — it's the secret to the perfect rise and texture.

Authorities have placed eight regions on heightened alert for June 19, as the potential for wildfires is rated at level 3.

Greece's Foreign Ministry made the announcement, a day after helping 105 Greeks repatriate from Israel.

PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis spoke at an energy-related conference in Athens, where he said Greece should consider nuclear power and technology, and even referring to its use for marine propulsion