Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has called for a constitutional revision to enable the full operation of non-state universities, framing education reform as key to attracting international students and strengthening Greece’s position as a regional academic hub

The government is increasing funding for seafarer training by 25% over seven years, aiming to attract younger generations to maritime careers and strengthen the country’s long-standing shipping sector amid global competition

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

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

In May 2019, at an event at the Brookings Institution in Washington, the Speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow, was asked a simple question: how concerned is the British Parliament about Turkish violations in Cyprus’ exclusive economic zone.

Joint letter to the European Investment Bank highlights the strategic importance of the Great Sea Interconnector, with both countries urging financial backing following updated project assessments

Fidan directly linked the Israel–Greece–Cyprus partnership to potential security risks for Turkey and other regional actors, claiming that no assurances have been offered that such cooperation is not directed against them.

According to reporting by TA NEA Athens and Nicosia are advancing plans to send upgraded Leopard tanks to Cyprus, as defense cooperation with Western allies deepens and regional tensions with Turkey escalate.

Nicosia cites ongoing violations north of Pyla as UN peacekeepers increase patrols, address reports of military activity, and urge restraint amid a fragile standoff.

A Greek and a British national stand accused of illegally arranging missile and fighter jet sales to countries under arms embargoes, including Libya and Sudan, in alleged deals spanning 2009 to 2016.

Athens responds firmly to remarks by Turkey’s foreign minister, stressing its independent decision-making and commitment to regional stability through international partnerships.

The news agency said Cairo aims to ensure a long-term supply to meet mushrooming domestic demand

Rising cancellations and weaker bookings linked to the conflict are weighing on Cyprus’s outlook and slowing early summer demand in Greece, with airlines and tourism operators reporting a shift toward western Mediterranean destinations

Greek Defense Minister stresses continuous evaluation of military presence while Cyprus expresses strong interest in the “Kentavros” defense system

President Nikos Christodoulides and Greek opposition leader Nikos Androulakis stress European solidarity, diplomacy, and renewed momentum for Cyprus reunification talks amid rising regional tensions.

Britain says RAF Akrotiri will not be used in joint operations with the U.S., reaffirming its defensive stance amid escalating tensions in the region

Athens has increased investments in its military capabilities, including upgrades to its F-16 fleet and the acquisition of advanced air defense systems, moves that U.S. lawmakers say enhance collective deterrence

President Nikos Christodoulides urges open dialogue with London on the future of UK bases in Cyprus, highlighting the welfare of over 10,000 residents living within the base areas

Bipartisan lawmakers call for action over the reported deployment of Turkish fighter jets in northern Cyprus, with appeals for sanctions and international response intensifying

Senior diplomatic sources at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs share their assessments for the “day after”—the scenarios for the duration of the conflict and the balance of power post-war, the alliances on the ground, and the “Turkey factor.”