Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis

As reported, Mitsotakis is "seeking" a person who will unify and secure a strong majority vote, with the prime minister planning to reveal his intentions after January 15.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis described Greece as a "beacon of stability in an unstable world" following the Epiphany water blessing ceremony at Dexameni Square in Athens.

Greek political leaders issue messages ahead of the New Year; Mitsotakis referred to a hike in wages and pensions, lower taxes and unemployment as well as the debut of the Thessaloniki Metro

The President of the main opposition party of PASOK - Movement for Change, Nikos Androulakis, received the children of the Association of People with Disabilities "Niki - Victor Artant" who beautifully sang Christmas carols to him.

“Everyone should be concerned about ensuring Syria’s territorial integrity and protecting the country’s religious minorities,” Mitsotakis noted.

Mitsotakis is likely to stress that the European Union cannot remain absent from developments in the Middle East and the post-conflict situation in Syria at the EU Summit

The Council’s agenda will include critical issues amid developments in the Middle East, as well as the ongoing Ukraine-Russian war.

Mitsotakis, in essence, sets in motion the plan to impose restrictions on children under the age of 15 years having access to social media, in an attempt to safeguard the country’s youth.

“We always strive for the best possible relationship,” stated PM Mitsotakis.

The prime minister’s visit is highly symbolic and significant, as he is the first leader of a third country, and a member of the European Union, to visit Lebanon after the ceasefire agreement.

Earlier on Friday, the Greek Premier chaired a session of the National Security Council and discussed the Syrian crisis.

The second day of the conference Metapolitefsi 1974-2024: 50 Years of Greek Foreign Policy' kicks off Friday morning with attendees gathering to speak on the topic of Greece's foreign policy over the past half century.

In the post on his Facebook page, Patelis did not disclose the reasons that led him to step down.

Mitsotakis reassured His Beatitude John X that Greece would contribute wherever needed while reiterating the country’s position over an inclusive future for minorities in war-torn Syria

Addressing banking fees, the prime minister emphasized the need for a more competitive banking system that benefits borrowers and depositors alike.

The Greek PM's secret trip to Beirut was leaked in advance, then postponed as none of Greece's official aircraft were operational.

PM Mitsotakis' trip to Lebanon, originally scheduled for today, has been postponed due to a technical malfunction in the official government aircraft designated for the journey.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis spoke during Parliament debate on a draft bill dealing with the minimum monthly wage rate, which was later ratified by a majority of deputies, 157 out of 300

Kyriakos Mitsotakis will travel to Lebanon where he will have a meeting with his counterpart, Najib Mikati.

Today’s meeting seemed a step to try to cool tensions, and perhaps pave the way for some bipartisan legislation.