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

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

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

Mitsotakis highlighted Greece’s role in EU-NATO defense cooperation, and called for increased investment and anti-missile protection.

The agreement is expected to be signed by Greece's and Israel's ministers of energy during a meeting in Athens on Tuesday, according to unconfirmed media reports. The focus will be on broad energy collaborations, including the Great Sea Interconnector project.

The President-elect highlighted Patronis ’s alignment with his policy priorities, including economic growth, border security, energy independence, and Second Amendment rights

The American Hellenic Institute (AHI) called for a comprehensive approach, emphasizing the need for diplomatic engagement, respect for international law, and support for Cypriot rights in the pursuit of reunification.

This will be Secretary General Mark Rutte's first trip official visit to Athens in his current role at NATO, and he is scheduled to meet with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.

Yesterday’s News Wrap-up includes the following: Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew Received by Greek PM in Athens Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis received the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople, Bartholomew I, at his Maximos Mansion office in Athens on Monday morning, during the latter’s visit to the Greek capital for a theological conference, which commenced last evening. Newly […]

In his first TV appearance since announcing the formation of a new party over the weekend, Kasselakis attempts to define its ideological identity

'We did, indeed, disagree. We disagreed without concessions, without backtracking, without a reduction in sovereignty,' Greek FM George Gerapetritis said in Parliament

The poll showed that over half the respondents (55.9%) believe the next Greek general elections will lead to a coalition government, compared to 33.5% who expect a single-party majority government

“Today's elections are an answer to those who doubted [SYRIZA’s] next day," said Famellos.

To Vima International Edition talks with Senator Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) on Biden administration’s recent authorization for Ukraine to conduct long-range strikes within Russian territory

The Ecumenical Patriarch is visiting the Greek capital to take part in a theological conference, which began yesterday evening

According to Reuters, with nearly 93% of votes counted, the 62-year-old Georgescu led with 22%, closely followed by Ciolacu at 21%, indicating a likely face-off between the two in the second round on December 8.

PM Mitsotakis cabinet will meet at 11:00 and discussions will focus on the Greek economy.

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With 99% of the votes counted, Famellos secured 49.41% of the vote, emerging victorious over Pavlos Polakis, who secured 43.51%.

The prime minister highlights the budget's fiscal responsibility, as it is nearly balanced.