Politics

Androulakis Files Another Complaint in Wiretapping Scandal

Nikos Androulakis has filed another lawsuit seeking further investigation into who was behind attempts to infect his phone with Predator malware.

Greek Prime Minister Says Cyprus and Greece Aligned at 2nd Greece-Cyprus Intergovernmental Conference

Mitsotakis noted favorable momentum for resuming negotiations on the Cyprus issue after years of stagnation

Ukrainian Delegation Seeks Weapons Aid in South Korea

According to Reuters, the delegation is reportedly scheduled to meet with South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol as early as Wednesday, according to sources cited by the Yonhap news agency

Greek Ministry of Defense Responds to Turkish MD Guler Claims on Bern Agreement

Greek MD sources said Greek Armed Forces served as guarantors of our [Greek] national sovereignty and sovereign rights

Turkish Defense Min. Accuses Greece of Aegean, E. Med Violations

Güler claimed that Greece violated the Bern Protocol of 1976 by conducting research activities in areas Turkey considers its potential continental shelf in the Aegean.

Greek PM in Cyprus for Talks, Trilateral Summit with Jordan

Greece and Cyprus aim to underscore their shared vision for peace, cooperation, and stability in the Eastern Mediterranean and the broader region.

Merkel Memoirs Recount Greek Bailout Era; Dealings With Tsipras

Excerpts recall tense period before July 2015 referendum; Papandreou's plea for more time - only a fleeting mention of Samaras; Merkel 's anticipation of meeting Tsipras

Six in Ten Greeks Say Country Headed in ‘Wrong Direction’: Poll

The primary worries of the Greek citizens include high prices, soaring energy costs, and low wages, consistently ranking in the top three problems.