George Gerapetritis will meet Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Đurić, President Aleksandar Vučić and Prime Minister Đuro Macut in a diplomatic visit to the Serbian capital.

Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis cited regional cooperation, security and connectivity as increasingly vital amid geopolitical tensions, as Athens pushes for faster European integration of the western Balkans ahead of Greece's 2027 EU presidency

The Greek and Turkish foreign ministers may hold an informal meeting on the sidelines of the SEECP gathering in Bulgaria, with Athens expected to raise concerns over a proposed Turkish maritime initiative, recent military incidents and developments in Cyprus

Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis highlighted Athens’ long-standing ties with the Patriarchate of Jerusalem, pledging continued cooperation to protect holy sites and the Orthodox Christian presence in the region.

Kyiv acknowledges the unmanned vessel that washed ashore on the island of Lefkada in early May was a Ukrainian military drone, apologizing for an incident it attributes to the realities of Russian aggression.

Starting in Belgrade on June 12, George Gerapetritis will also visit Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro, with Albania, North Macedonia, and Kosovo to follow, as Athens pushes the region's EU membership bid

Athens has lodged formal protests and called for the immediate release and safe return of Greek citizens held in Israel, as international criticism grows over the reported treatment of activists aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla

Greece's Defense Ministry has completed its investigation into the armed drone found on Lefkada, with findings pointing to a launch area off southern Italy near Sicily

EU foreign ministers meet Western Balkan counterparts in Brussels as Greece intensifies efforts to speed up the accession process, while unresolved tensions with Albania over maritime zones remain on the table

The Greek Foreign Minister told Parliament that the country acted in line with international maritime law and carried out a humanitarian evacuation during a multinational maritime incident involving detained civilians

Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis is expected to address Greece’s handling of the Global Sumud Flotilla incident and provide updates on two Greek citizens still detained in Istanbul

Kyriakos Mitsotakis joins leaders from Cyprus and Jordan to address Middle East tensions and boost regional cooperation, following a high-profile visit to Abu Dhabi that reinforced diplomatic ties and tech partnerships

Athens signals stronger diplomatic engagement on maritime security, stressing freedom of navigation as a global responsibility tied to economic stability and food supply chains.

The trip to Tripoli marks a renewed diplomatic push to maintain dialogue with both sides in divided Libya, with maritime boundaries, migration and regional stability high on the agenda.

A new regional agreement led by Greece aims to accelerate the EU accession process for Western Balkan countries, reviving a 2003 framework and setting ambitions for future enlargement.

Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis announced the digitization of more than 31 million pages from Greece’s Foreign Ministry diplomatic and historical archives, highlighting evidence-based historical accountability, with most material to be made available to researchers.

At an international conference in Berlin, Greece committed additional funding and called for coordinated global action, safe humanitarian access, and support for countries hosting refugees.

Greece’s foreign minister joins global leaders in Berlin to address Sudan’s humanitarian crisis, with talks focusing on ceasefire efforts, aid coordination and political solutions involving civil society.

Amid rising global tensions and conflict in the Middle East, Greece emphasizes preparedness, strategic alliances and economic resilience while positioning itself as a stable and reliable international partner

The dilemmas facing Athens, the limited scope for intervention in Tehran, diplomatic initiatives, and the implications for the competitiveness of the Greek-owned fleet.