He pointed to France’s stance during past regional tensions, including in the eastern Mediterranean and Cyprus, arguing that real alliances are proven in moments of crisis, not in declarations

With just days to go before Eurovision 2026, Greece’s delegation hosts a farewell event to Akylas

Its first operational deployment took place near Cyprus following US and Israeli strikes on Iran, amid reported drone threats targeting British sovereign bases on the island.

Deputy Finance Minister Papathanasis at the 11th Delphi Economic Forum: Greece leads the EU in Recovery Fund disbursements, with €1.2B secured and an 8th request due in May. "Not a single euro will be lost," he pledged.

At the Delphi Economic Forum, experts highlighted how the European Digital Identity Wallet could unify payments, identity, and public services across all EU member states, while stressing usability, trust, and interoperability as key challenges

Greece’s debt is set to fall sharply while Italy’s rises slightly, marking a historic shift after years in which Athens held the highest debt burden in the euro area.

The Greek prime minister highlights support for citizens within budget limits while calling for stronger European defense cooperation and strategic autonomy amid ongoing geopolitical tensions

Moscow says hosting French nuclear-capable aircraft would make European countries potential targets, escalating tensions over NATO’s expanding nuclear posture.

The Greek prime minister referred to the issue of a release of EU funds to support Ukraine, in response to a press question

Officials and industry leaders highlight the need for stronger regional cooperation, infrastructure investment, and EU support to secure energy supply and diversify sources amid geopolitical uncertainty

Greece has now received a total of 24.6 billion euros from the fund—equivalent to 68.5% of its overall allocation—marking steady progress in the implementation of its national recovery plan.

The President of Chatham House, Sir Simon Fraser, speaking to To Vima from the Delphi Economic Forum, underscored the need for a strategic reset of the United Kingdom's relations with the European Union

The average daily rate (ADR) climbed 7.4% to 89.6, euros while revenue per available rental (RevPAR) rose 3.2% to 46.6 euros—an indication that Greek property managers are maintaining firm pricing strategies despite weaker booking volumes.

Germany remains the primary destination for people born abroad, hosting 18 million foreign-born residents, 72% of whom are of working age.

Russian crude has restarted flowing through the Ukrainian section of the Druzhba pipeline after a months-long halt, unlocking a major EU loan for Kyiv and easing a politically sensitive energy dispute involving Hungary and Slovakia.

Greece launches a new diplomatic initiative to accelerate EU enlargement in the Western Balkans, aiming to counter regional influence and revive stalled accession talks

The European Commission and Europa Nostra selected 30 outstanding heritage projects from 18 European countries

The European Court of Justice has found Hungary violated fundamental EU values with restrictions on LGBTQ+ content, setting up a potential policy test for the country’s new leadership following a recent political shift.

The 11th Delphi Economic Forum will focus on strengthening Europe’s defense capabilities, strategic resilience, and dual-use technologies, highlighting investment needs, military mobility, and industrial cooperation across the EU.

New report highlights persistent informal employment, with women in rural areas most affected despite a gradual decline over the past decade.