Libya Gets €25 Million from the EU, Threatens Greece Over Maritime Zones – Crete Caught in the Middle

Athens faces mounting pressure on two fronts as Brussels prepares additional funding for eastern Libya to curb migration flows, while Tripoli challenges Greek offshore energy exploration south of Crete. Chevron’s plans, the Turkey–Libya maritime agreement and the prospect of European return hubs in 2027 are turning the central Mediterranean into a geopolitical flashpoint.

Trump Asks Kimberly Guilfoyle to Resign as U.S. Ambassador to Greece – White House Confirms Major Diplomatic Shake-Up

The White House has formally requested the resignation of Kimberly Guilfoyle, Washington's ambassador to Athens, following a series of allegations involving financial dealings and conduct before and during her diplomatic tenure. President Donald Trump's decision raises questions about the future leadership of the U.S. Embassy in Greece, the State Department's ongoing investigation and the next phase of Greek-American relations at a critical geopolitical moment.

PASOK’s Mantzos Challenges Mitsotakis Over Guilfoyle: “Is Greece Becoming a Battleground for Business Interests?”

Dimitris Mantzos, PASOK’s parliamentary spokesperson for foreign affairs, demands answers from the Greek government following the White House’s request for U.S. Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle’s resignation. He raises concerns about alleged political interference, privileged access for business interests, and the transparency of energy and defense agreements concluded during the sixth Greece–U.S. Strategic Dialogue.

Greek Poll Delivers Blow to Opposition: New Democracy at 29.6%, Rivals Face a 61% Trust Crisis

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis maintains a commanding 13.9-point lead in the latest Interview poll, while Alexis Tsipras and Nikos Androulakis battle for second place. Yet the most striking finding is that 61% of respondents consider neither of their parties the more credible opposition force.

Greece Raises Heating Allowance by 30% as Pierrakakis Announces Double Energy Relief

Greek Finance Minister and Eurogroup President Kyriakos Pierrakakis has announced a 30% increase in the heating allowance alongside a direct subsidy for heating oil, as the government moves to shield households from the international energy crisis. Full details will be unveiled on October 14.

IMF Warning for Greece: 4.2% Inflation and Five Economic Risks That Could Derail Growth

Greece is expected to outperform the eurozone in 2026 and 2027, but the International Monetary Fund's latest World Economic Outlook points to persistent inflation, a widening external deficit and limited growth acceleration. An extended energy shock, weaker European demand and tighter financial conditions could put additional pressure on households, businesses and investment.

“It’s All in Your Head”: Cambridge Study Exposes Gender Gap in Autoimmune Disease Diagnosis

Women with autoimmune diseases are up to 74% more likely than men to report having their symptoms wrongly dismissed as psychological or psychosomatic, according to a major study involving 6,607 patients. Researchers from Cambridge and the University of East Anglia also found that women often face substantially longer delays before receiving a diagnosis and appropriate treatment, raising serious questions about gender inequalities in healthcare.

IMF Sounds Global Economic Alarm: Oil Reserves Running Low as Debt Pushes Governments to the Brink

The International Monetary Fund warns that the global economy could soon test the limits of its resilience as emergency oil reserves shrink, public finances come under mounting pressure and geopolitical tensions threaten another wave of inflation. Despite upgrading its 2026 global growth forecast to 3.1%, the IMF says the world has fewer resources available to withstand another major economic shock.

Adonis Georgiadis: Instagram, Facebook and TikTok to Block Under-15s from January 2027

Greece unveils new social media restrictions for children under 15, with Viber and WhatsApp exempt. Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis highlights alarming research findings and declares: “We Are Legislating to Help Parents.”

€159 Billion EU Budget Cut Sparks Clash Over Farming, Cohesion Funds and Greece’s Future

Brussels faces a new political showdown as Ireland proposes an 8% reduction in the European Union’s next seven-year budget, seeking to bridge the divide between Germany and countries determined to defend agricultural and regional funding. The Common Agricultural Policy and cohesion spending receive relative protection, but neither escapes cuts. Competitiveness, defence and external action face deeper reductions, while five proposed EU revenue sources could generate €55 billion annually. The October 15–16 European Council summit is shaping up as a crucial test for Greece and the future of European financing.

EU’s €159 Billion Budget Squeeze: Greece’s Double Battle Over Funding and Energy Relief

Pressure to shrink Europe’s next long-term budget collides with rising demands for defence, competitiveness and social protection. Athens is fighting for future investment funding and immediate flexibility to address the energy crisis.

Trump’s Russian Diesel Deal Sparks Backlash as Zelensky Warns of a Gift to Putin

Washington seeks cheaper fuel ahead of the midterm elections, opening the door to Russian supplies — but bipartisan criticism exposes a deeper clash over sanctions, Moscow’s revenues and support for Ukraine.