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NATO chief Rutte meets Dendias during Athens visit
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias welcomed NATO's new Secretary General, Mark Rutte, to the Ministry of Defense on Tuesday.
According to a post by Dendias, their meeting focused on developments in Ukraine, EU-NATO relations, Greece's relations with alliance member states in the broader region, as well as regional and international security issues.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis: Adherence to international law and agreements is essential – Mark Rutte: Greece is a strong ally (updated)
Mitsotakis’ Statements
“We jointly recognized that, in facing modern challenges, we must build bridges of cooperation with our partners. We must move forward with faith in the principles of democracy and freedom, ensuring the respect of International Law and international agreements, which is especially important in the sensitive region of the Western Balkans.
Migration: Closed detention centre in Rhodes and 3 generals in deportations
The government is initiating changes in the operational doctrine of migration management following unfavorable developments in recent weeks, particularly focusing on Rhodes.
Dominoes waiting for a push
Why are Greek parties to the right of New Democracy celebrating the election of Donald Trump in the US and the ousting of conservative hardliner Antonis Samaras from the governing center-right party?
PM prioritizes disposable income boost
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis emphasized boosting disposable income through lower taxes and job creation as a cornerstone of his administration's priorities.
In a cabinet meeting Monday, Mitsotakis described this approach as a "one-way street," underscoring its importance for Greece's middle class as the government looks toward the end of its term.
SYRIZA now faces post-election crossroads
The election on Sunday of Sokratis Famellos as SYRIZA's new leader marks a pivotal moment for Greece's left-wing party as it seeks to rebuild after significant electoral losses.
PM faced with presidential dilemma
The upcoming decision on Greece's next president has sparked intense political speculation, with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis facing competing pressures from within his New Democracy party and the broader political landscape. The role, largely symbolic, represents the character and direction of Greece's governance.
Mark Rutte in Greece: NATO Secretary General’s talks with Mitsotakis on Ukraine defense and strategy
Today, NATO’s newly appointed Secretary General, Mark Rutte, makes a key geopolitical stop in Athens. With the world facing new tensions—from the ongoing war in Ukraine to nuclear threats and shifting global alliances—the talks between Rutte and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis are poised to address pressing concerns on the Ukrainian front and NATO’s evolving defense strategies.
The country doesn’t deserve more woes
As the world becomes more dangerous and unpredictable by the day, we are trying hard to prove the maxim of one very experienced observer of all things Greek: That Greece never misses an opportunity to miss an opportunity.
Gerapetritis on meeting with Fidan: Ultimately, we disagreed… Should we stop the dialogue?
Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis firmly denied opposition allegations of secret diplomacy in the Greek-Turkish dialogue during a parliamentary session.
Ambitious education reform meets Greek reality
Plans for a National High School Diploma in Greece, a key pledge of the New Democracy government, have faltered amid political hesitation, logistical hurdles, and fears of a public backlash.
Angela Merkel’s revelations: Ukraine war, Trump, and Greek crisis insights
As the release of her memoir Freedom approaches, former German Chancellor Angela Merkel reflects on the Ukraine war, nuclear threats, her handling of Donald Trump, and key moments with Alexis Tsipras.
China’s top legislator to visit Portugal, Spain and Greece
China’s top lawmaker Zhao Leji will make official goodwill visits to Portugal, Spain and Greece from November 21 to 30.
SYRIZA: Famellos’ challenges for the next day – “Half the party is with me,” expressed Polakis
Socratis Famellos, MP for Thessaloniki, was elected as SYRIZA’s new leader in the first round of internal elections, securing 49.41% of the 70,152 votes cast. His victory ushers in a new chapter for the party after a prolonged period of internal division.
Greek parliament shifts: SYRIZA loses opposition role amid new parties and resignations
Greek Parliament in Flux: SYRIZA Loses Opposition Role and New Parties Emerge