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Government's ongoing stand-off with livestock breeders heralds resurgence of farming protests
PoliticsGreek PoliticsPM Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with livestock breeders in an effort to put out the dying embers of the farmers’ protests that have troubled him for weeks, but with questions still being asked about the government's approach to sheep pox. Representatives of livestock breeders were invited to meet
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Newsletter 495 - 20/02/2026
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan met in Ankara, where they agreed to disagree on the major issues
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Athens anxious about managing alliances and fallout from Iran bombing
PoliticsGreek Politicsawareness. The Government Council for Foreign Affairs and Defence (KYSEA) met in an emergency session
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Greece and Cyprus gain strategic weight amid Middle East turmoil
PoliticsForeign Policyescorted by Greek fighter jets and met with Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias before travelling
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Farm subsidy scandal prompts disquiet in ruling party, encourages opposition
PoliticsGreek Politicssystem” of mismanagement of EU funds, claiming that corruption and clientelism met in OPEKEPE
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PM seeks diplomatic initiative in Middle East as PASOK looks for momentum at home
PoliticsGreek PoliticsEurope and the Middle East. The first stop was Abu Dhabi, where Mitsotakis met UAE President Sheikh
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Newsletter 503 - 08/05/2026
Dhabi, Mitsotakis met UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, becoming the first European
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EPPO raises stakes over judicial independence question as new political entrants build cases
PoliticsGreek Politicsspoke positively about her contacts with Greek ministers. She had said she met the Interior Minister
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Parties shift into early campaign mode as ND mobilises and ELAS builds machine
PoliticsGreek Politicsorganisational build‑out, ELAS is also projecting itself internationally. Tsipras recently met
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Government and opposition clash over NATO summit outcomes
PoliticsGreek Politicsspyware. When the committee met on 8 July, New Democracy's majority rejected the summons, arguing
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