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Greece positions itself as a pillar of European and NATO security
PoliticsForeign Policyclause legally explicit and operationally binding. The EU still lacks unified command structures
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Athens alarmed by renewed Turkish airspace violations amid maritime tensions
PoliticsForeign Policyconsequence and is not binding,” describing any such move by Ankara as “unnecessary and a source of tension
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Greece measured on Turkey’s F‑35 hopes as it highlights enduring security concerns at NATO summit
PoliticsForeign Policywording that would have created binding multi‑year financial commitments extending to 2027. Instead
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French entry into cable project reframed as geopolitical win amid recycling tenders scrutiny
PoliticsGreek Politicsa demand, first made after surveys were suspended in 2022, for a binding implementation timetable
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Government seeks fiscal leeway over energy investments, launches farming subsidy app
PoliticsGreek Politics, binding timetable for checks and payments. The party concluded that, regardless of government
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PM shapes high stakes autumn agenda as Turkey’s marine parks move prompts backlash
PoliticsGreek Politicsof the failure of Mitsotakis’s foreign policy”. According to Alexis Tsipras’s party, instead of binding Ankara
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Greece and the euro: The flight of Icarus
Agoraare without a job and have diminishing prospects of finding one. Over the last three years, salaries have
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What do Greeks fear most? The lack of justice
SocietyWhat do Greeks fear most? Given developments over the past few years, one would expect poverty, unemployment or the prospect of more troika-dictated austerity measures to top the list. But a new poll has made a surprising finding: Greeks fear the last of justice above all. According to the Kapa
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From soup kitchens to school meals, demand for welfare in Athens is surging
Society1,400 people a day but the worrying finding from the survey is that 41 percent of those attending
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