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Trump wants signatures in Davos for the “Peace Council”: Invitation to 50 countries, including Greece and Cyprus
Who are the countries invited to participate in the Council - It starts with the main focus on peacekeeping in Gaza, but will not be limited to Gaza - Putin, Erdogan and Millay on the invitations


Hatzidakis and Skertsos present the government plan for 2026
At the last 2025 cabinet meeting they had presented the government's key priorities for this year, including 20 key reforms and 20 major projects

Karytianou insists, “they haven’t even considered why a couple is led to abortion,” and attacks the media
She speaks about distortion of what she said and calls for a public dialogue “on the real social causes that lead thousands of women to this extremely difficult decision”

Mitsotakis to Tasoulas: I bring you news of turbulent times – Let us avoid the worst in EU–US relations
He met with the President of the Republic – “Greece has strategic relations with the US, but it is also a member of the EU; we have fought for the defense of multilateralism and International Law”
Greece revokes asylum from Palestinian who celebrated the massacres in Israel alongside Hamas terrorists
Jewish organizations contacted the Minister of Migration and Asylum, Thanos Plevris, and informed him that the individual had applied for asylum in Belgium after Greece – Greek authorities confirmed his contacts with Hamas – He even posed with Haniyeh

Kurds of Northern Syria: Is being a reliable ally out of fashion? (videos)
The West has just committed a mortal sin, and its consequences will not take long to manifest

Greenland dispute deepens amid tariff threats from Washington and European countermeasures
US-EU relations are being tested once again following Trump’s announcements on imposing tariffs - How the dispute could spiral on multiple levels and very quickly

Political storm over Karystianou’s statement on abortions: The reactions, the “camps,” and the relatives
Karystianou’s statement about a “public consultation on the right to abortion” sparked fierce reactions from the government, the opposition, and relatives of victims, with parties describing it as a non-negotiable, fundamental right


