Mitsotakis highlighted a landmark agreement between ExxonMobil, Energean and HELLENiQ Energy for exploratory drilling in the northwestern Ionian Sea—the first such activity in nearly 50 years.

Makarios Lazaridis steps down after days of pressure over his academic credentials, becoming the fourth government minister to resign in a month amid mounting political strain

Mitsotakis pointed to encouraging news regarding the Strait of Hormuz, stressing the importance of keeping this vital maritime passage open and free of transit fees or disruptions, given its critical role in the global economy

Greek PM Mitsotakis stressed that preserving the truce is critical for stability and peace in the wider region

Talks focused on regional stability, Iran tensions and maritime security, with both sides stressing the need for diplomatic solutions and progress in ongoing negotiations

He also warned against any tolls in the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting the importance of freedom of navigation

The government plans a nationwide digital restriction aimed at limiting minors’ access to social media platforms, citing concerns over mental health, sleep, and online pressure among young users

Facing the deepest political crisis of his tenure, Greece's prime minister addressed the nation, defending his lawmakers, demanding prosecutorial speed, and calling for sweeping constitutional reform.

As expected, the prime minister opened his post with the OPEKEPE case, describing the agency as “ailing” and noting that it has now been absorbed by the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE).

Margaritis Schinas, Evangelos Tournas and Makarios Lazaridis are the three new faces that emerged from the government reshuffle, forced by the farm subsidy scandal, as the opposition demands snap elections and questions whether the changes go nearly far enough.

Despite firm denials from Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and his government, early election speculation refuses to fade. A cocktail of scandals, surging prices and tourism anxiety is fueling the chatter while some MPs are starting to ask uncomfortable questions

On migration, responding to a BBC question about allegations of migrant pushbacks from Evros into Turkey, Mitsotakis said that Greece's duty is to protect both its own borders and those of the European Union, and he would not apologize for those policies.

EU leaders highlight Greece’s recovery from the debt crisis and its path within the eurozone, praising reforms and resilience during a key political anniversary event

Greek prime minister calls for restraint, urges EU coordination, and warns that attacks on energy infrastructure could drive prices higher and fuel new migration pressures

On tourism, the Greek Prime Minister struck a reassuring tone, saying there was no cause for concern and encouraging Greeks in Australia who are considering visiting Greece this summer to go ahead with their plans.

Speaking at a Bloomberg conference, Mitsotakis stressed Greece will avoid military escalation while calling on Europe to focus on energy security and the economic fallout of the conflict.

Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis said his government will examine the possibility of using small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) for the country's "energy mix", while a high-level ministerial committee will be established to prepare specific proposals

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis visited the National Center for Air Operations in Larissa on Saturday, using the occasion to send a message of reassurance to the Greek public amid heightened regional tensions, making reference to the Achilles Shield defensive system. “I had the opportunity to confirm once again the absolute operational readiness of the Armed […]

Speaking during an interview with a news site, the Greek prime minister also ruled out early elections, cabinet reshuffle

Greek and French leaders emphasize defense and unity, calling for de-escalation in the Eastern Mediterranean. Cyprus remains committed to peace while Europe stands ready to safeguard its citizens and regional stability