Athens Opens a Strategic Channel to Saddam Haftar as Greece Challenges Turkey’s Libya Doctrine

The visit of Saddam Haftar to Athens is far more than a diplomatic courtesy call. For Greece, it represents a strategic opportunity to reshape the balance of power in Libya, challenge the legitimacy of the Turkey–Libya maritime deal, and strengthen its position in the Eastern Mediterranean.

World Powers Welcome U.S.-Iran Peace Deal — But Warn the Hardest Part Is Still Ahead

From the United Nations to Europe, Asia and the Gulf, global leaders hailed the breakthrough between Washington and Tehran. Yet behind the optimism lies a common message: peace is not secure until the Strait of Hormuz reopens and Iran’s nuclear future is resolved.

Trump Arrives at the G7 with an Iran Peace Deal — But Allies Are Asking What Comes Next

As G7 leaders gather in France, a surprise U.S.-Iran agreement reshapes the summit agenda, raises fresh questions about global stability, and puts Donald Trump back at the center of world diplomacy.

No More Tax Office Queues: Greeks Can Now Obtain Tax IDs and Access Codes from Home

AADE expands digital services through myAADElive, allowing taxpayers to obtain a Tax Identification Number (AFM) and access credentials remotely via video call or automated verification

Pierrakakis Unveils New Debt Relief Package as Government Sets Sights on 2027 Elections

Finance Minister signals fresh measures for indebted households, leaves the door open for additional support at the Thessaloniki International Fair, and rules out early elections

Erdogan vs Netanyahu: A Dangerous War of Words That Could Ignite a New Middle East Power Struggle

The escalating rhetorical clash between Ankara and Jerusalem is no longer symbolic diplomacy—it reflects a deeper contest for regional dominance stretching from Syria to the Eastern Mediterranean.

Greece Joins Europe’s New Defense Architecture Through SAFE Program

By signing the SAFE agreement, Greece is not simply securing access to a new funding mechanism. It is positioning itself at the heart of Europe’s emerging defense and security strategy at a time of growing geopolitical uncertainty across the Mediterranean and beyond.

IMF : EU Debt Set to Soar Above 130% of GDP by 2040 as Greece Defies the Trend

Brussels faces a mounting debt crisis, while Greece emerges as one of Europe's strongest fiscal turnaround stories

The New Energy Axis of the Mediterranean Runs Through the 3+1 Partnership

Cyprus, Greece, Israel and the United States are transforming the Eastern Mediterranean into a strategic hub for energy, security and geopolitical influence

Halki Returns — And With It, a Major Test for Turkey

Patriarch Bartholomew sends a message to Athens and Ankara: minorities must not become hostages of Greek-Turkish relations

Mitsotakis to Turkey: “Greek Sovereignty Is Not Up for Negotiation” – A Message of Strength to the Region

In a high-profile appearance on the “Today’s Battlegrounds” podcast, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis delivered clear messages on Turkey, Greece’s strategic alliance with the United States, Europe’s security challenges, and the future of migration policy.

Papastavrou from Houston: Greece Emerges as the West’s Energy Hub in the Eastern Mediterranean

The signing of the East Med Energy Center declaration by Greece, the United States, Cyprus and Israel marks a new chapter in regional energy security and reinforces Athens’ growing geopolitical influence.