Tensions between the government and former prime minister Antonis Samaras intensified in Parliament Thursday, as Samaras sharply criticized an agreement with Chevron and took aim at Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.
A lawmaker expelled from main opposition PASOK party said Friday he will resign from Parliament and return his seat to the party, a day after being removed from its parliamentary group.
British package holiday group On the Beach suspended its profit forecast on Thursday, saying the US-Israeli war with Iran has triggered a sharp slowdown in holiday bookings to destinations such as Turkey, Greece, Cyprus and Egypt.
Citizen Protection Minister Michalis Chrysochoidis declared national security and border control as top priorities Thursday, citing a state of “vigilance” regarding Middle East developments.
Greece’s National Intelligence Service (EYP) released its 2025 annual report Thursday, outlining how developments in the Middle East and the spread of the Gaza crisis affected its priorities and operations.
The Cypriot government is unhappy with reports abroad during the Middle East conflict that portray Cyprus as if it were suffering from the effects of the war.
European Commission Executive Vice President Roxana Minzatu said during her visit Thursday to the Greek Ministry of Labor that this country has done an excellent job in many areas, particularly in the reform of collective labor agreements.
Amid the breathless hype surrounding artificial intelligence, it’s easy to forget that not long ago, tech companies were trying to sell us on a different idea: the smart home, an ecosystem of internet-connected automated appliances, like a refrigerator that orders milk when it’s running low.
Panathinaikos and AEK won their European tie first-leg games on Thursday.
Olympiakos made a win in two games against French league opponents this week.