Mitsotakis denied a coverup of the railway disaster at Tempi in 2023 that claimed the lives of 57 people during an interview on Alpha TV

The Greek authorities have expressed their opposition to plans for selling Meteor missiles to Turkey, manufactured by an international consortium including France. We explain the capabilities of this weapon and why the authorities in Athens are taking such a firm stance in this matter.

The Greek authorities have expressed their opposition to the plans of selling Meteor missiles to Turkey, which are manufactured by an international consortium that includes France. We explain the capabilities of this weapon and why the authorities in Athens are taking such a firm stance in this matter.

Besides, Greece’s air dominance has been raised to a degree of concern in Turkey’s National Security Council (and more than once), as the 24 Rafale aircraft, the 83 F-16 Viper aircraft to be upgraded and the future participation in the F-35 program create conditions of air superiority that push Ankara to look for other solutions.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Wednesday denied that he was attempting to conceal who was to blame for a train crash that killed 57 people in 2023.

Greece's rail network operator on Thursday insisted there were no explosive chemicals on board a freight train involved in the country's

The Greek authorities have expressed their opposition to the plans for selling Meteor missiles to Turkey, manufactured by an international consortium including France. We explain the capabilities of this weapon and why the authorities in Athens are taking such a firm stance on this matter.

Thousands of Albanians gathered in the capital on Thursday to pay their last respects to Archbishop Anastasios, who revived the country’s Orthodox Christian Church after the fall of the country's communist party in 1990.

Rather than stay with Greece's current progressive president, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has bucked the trend, picking a candidate from his own party. His decision could be a response to pressure from the right.

"Thank you for sharing in our grief and sorrow. Today I have come to say your things, our things, the things of our time," His Beatitude told the Prime Minister

Archbishop of Athens and All Greece Ieronimos, center, arrives at the Maximou mansion prior his meeting with the Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, in Athens, on Monday, Jan. 27, 2025.(AP

Greece's President Katerina Sakellaropoulou, right, and Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, second right, attend a religious ceremony for the late Albania's Archbishop Anastasios inside the Athens Orthodox Cathedral,