Alexis Tsipras criticizes the government over high prices and calls on progressive forces to unite against New Democracy

Greek prime minister Mitsotakis expresses doubts over tech multi-billionaire’s ability to safeguard AI, questions ethics of election spending

In a radio interview, Kyriakos Mitsotakis launched a sharp attack on Alexis Tsipras and commented on developments in the US and the Gulf

Athens is counting on Chevron’s planned exploration south of Crete and the resumption of Greece-Cyprus power interconnection surveys to reinforce its position in the eastern Mediterranean, as Turkey seeks to assert its claims over disputed maritime zones

Chairing a UN Security Council session, the PM said international law cannot be applied selectively and Greek islands cannot be ignored

The Archdiocese’s charitable and social work in Australia also featured in talks, alongside efforts to strengthen links with the Greek diaspora and expand political participation among overseas voters

The probe centers on two advisers with ties to Greece’s ruling party who earned hundreds of thousands of euros under Manfred Weber’s leadership

As an EU summit splits over energy costs, Mitsotakis hails a green light for Greece’s fiscal plan and touts heating oil and fuel subsidies at home

Greece awaits European Commission proposals as government weighs targeted, temporary support for households and businesses amid rising energy costs

Greece posted a 1.7% budget surplus in 2025 and cut its debt sharply, but at what cost to Greeks facing high prices and housing woes?

At the European Council, the Greek prime minister said targeted aid for households and businesses is needed as energy prices rise

PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced from Brussels that the European Commission backs Greece’s plan for an EU emergency mechanism to curb migration pressures, including a temporary asylum suspension.

The first of 14 upgraded trains has finally entered service, although the entire fleet was originally due by October 2025. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis acknowledged the line's poor condition during a visit Monday

Greece deepens its ties with the US during Marco Rubio’s visit, betting on Washington as relations between Europe and the Trump administration remain strained

PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis hails Greece’s largest mining investment as a strategic source of copper and gold; years of opposition, regulatory obstacles delayed operation for years

Meeting fishermen in Chalkidiki, the prime minister said details on more aid could come within days, and called for a renewed outright majority

The Greek prime minister, after receiving the US Secretary of State, emphasized that Athens is a pillar of stability and a bridge between Europe, the US, Middle East and Arab world

Landmark agreement for 250-million-euro private investment for new Karaiskakis Stadium set to radically reshape Greece’s sporting and development landscape

Antonis Samaras returns with new criticism of the Mitsotakis government at ΤΟ ΒΗΜΑ's conference, two days after his latest attack on the Prime Ministers office

The prime minister and classicist Daniel Mendelsohn discussed the Parthenon Sculptures, housing, transit, democracy, and AI at ΤΟ ΒΗΜΑ's conference