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Mitsotakis: Greece will not be challenged by anyone with the Belharra frigates – Our goal is to support farmers with transparent subsidies
"Greece is a pole of stability in the Eastern Mediterranean, seeks good neighbourly relations and cooperation with the states of the region" - What he writes about unemployment, public health and the organ donation campaign
Akylas receives rave reviews for his Eurovision 2026 Greek final entry: “We might actually win with this little gem,” Fans write
Akylas has been met with enthusiastic praise following the presentation of his song “Ferto,” with which he is competing for a place in the Greek national final of Eurovision 2026.
Greek exports broke records with a record 37 billion euros
With one of the strongest performances in the last decade for Greek non-oil exports, while a new upward cycle is expected in 2026
Weather: Why the new cold wave brings little snow until Tuesday – Stronger weather deterioration expected from Wednesday
Cold air arrives, but now remains limited until midweek
War, diplomacy, or insurrection: What’s next in Iran
The Iranian regime faces the most serious threat to its survival, despite the repression of protests - The possibility of a US strike remains on the table - The landscape for the next day is blurred
New tensions in the Middle East as Trump invites regional leaders to the Gaza Peace Council
Trump’s move to form a Peace Council for Gaza brings Turkey, Egypt, Qatar and Argentina to the table, prompting unease in Israel and reshaping regional diplomacy
Weather: A return to winter in the coming days – Cold and strong northerly winds – Kolydas’ post
Winter tightens Its grip across Greece as cold spell persists
A view of Nikolaos Stasinopoulos of Viohalco – The “enduring imprint” of Greece’s greatest industrialist
From his beginnings in Arcadia to the first factory on Piraeus Street, the Marshall Plan funds and the gradual rise of an industrial giant
The horror of the “Tariff of the Dead”: how the Iranian regime prices the bodies of protesters
An Iranian businessman living in Greece explains to protothema.gr how the world's harshest dictatorship works - "They say that the money they are asking for is the money they spent on bullets to kill protesters. Unbelievable and yet true"
