The Mark Rutte Regime Has Had It – Now What?
Amsterdam, Copenhagen, (15/7 – 22) The governing Dutch coalition led by Prime Minister Mark Rutte has been dissolved as a result of sharp differences...
Greeks of Venezuela Protest Closure of Caracas Embassy
Greeks in Venezuela have condemned the decision by Greece to close its embassy in Caracas after 43 years of continuous operation. In a letter addressed to...
New Greek Government Led by Mitsotakis Sworn in
I will continue to work on positive agenda with Türkiye, says deputy foreign minister ATHENS Greece’s new government led by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis...
What’s Next in Greek-Turkish Relations?
After an extended pre-election period, which was markedly different from what everyone had anticipated before February 6 and the devastating earthquakes that struck southern...
How Israel Invested in Spyware at Heart of Greek Scandal, EU Inquiry
In 2017, state-owned Israeli arms maker invested in two firms in bid to compete with NSO. It sold Cytrox to Intellexa, a firm operating...
The Far Right’s Gains in the Greek Election, Briefly Explained
Several right-wing parties walked away with some surprising — and troubling — wins. Conservative and far-right politicians saw significant wins in the Greek election this...
Greek Voters Propel New Far-right Spartans Group Into Parliament
Kyriakos Mitsotakis of centre-right New Democracy party wins second term as prime minister but unheard-of group delivers shock Greece’s general election has propelled a...
Course for Freedom’s Konstantopoulou Calls on Greeks to Seize the Opportunity
Course for Freedom’s Zoi Konstantopoulou, a former parliamentary speaker, called on Greeks to seize the opportunity and elect her party to the next sitting...
Greece General Election: Conservative PM Mitsotakis May Secure Power as Greeks Vote for Second Poll in 2 Months
The election comes after the one in May after the Conservative leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ New Democracy party won but had failed to acquire enough...
Stability and Greek Political Parties
Is it possible that by observing Greek politics from far away I can form a better point of view or is it the case...