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Mitsotakis in Jerusalem: Defense, energy, and regional security at the center of talks
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s visit to Jerusalem aims to deepen the strategic relationship between Greece and Israel and strengthen the tripartite cooperation framework between Greece, Cyprus, and Israel
Centre-left reconfiguration ahead of 2026: Tsipras’ initiative, SYRIZA uncertainty, and new party movements
From "Ithaca" and the calls for self-organization to the withdrawals, the Eurogroups in crisis and the looks towards PASOK and new political projects - The progressive scene is changing against the background of 2026
Defense and energy at the trilateral Greece–Cyprus–Israel meeting tomorrow in Jerusalem spark “nerves” in Ankara
Mitsotakis, Christodoulides and Netanyahu meet tomorrow to expand cooperation in defense and armaments, while Erdoğan returns the S-400s to Russia in a bid to rejoin the U.S. F-35 program. At the same time, Athens is seeking to ease tensions in order to revive the dialogue process that could pave the way for a meeting between the Greek prime minister and the Turkish president
Mitsotakis to farmers: Yes to dialogue, but not to the unreasonable – their stance is unconstructive, they should think of our country
The interventions for the housing, the increases in salaries and pensions 2026 and the delivery of the first Belharra frigate in the Prime Minister's Sunday message
Provocative stance by Pappas over the assault on a journalist: “I raised my hand, but he has no mark. I said, ‘Look at me and look at him’”
“I made a gesture toward his face and that was it; a shove, a slap, call it what you want. You can see what he looks like; if he had a scratch, we all would have seen it,” said the expelled Member of the European Parliament
Mitsotakis: Yes to dialogue with farmers, no to unnecessary hardship for society – We will not give in to maximalism that leads outside the European framework
In statements after the European Council, he called on parties in Parliament to support the reform placing OPEKEPE under AADE and “not to bury their heads in the sand”
