Relations between the Ecumenical Patriarchate and the Russian Orthodox Church are at their worst following accusations from Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) press office.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will hold two separate emergency meetings with protesting farmers on Tuesday, after a rift in the protest movement made a unified negotiation table impossible.

Maria Karystianou, who spearheaded the movement for justice for the Tempi tragedy, having lost her daughter in the crash, has formally announced her intention to establish a political entity, inspired by the Tempi tragedy, with a platform focused on “cleansing” and “fighting corruption.” Polls indicate significant support for Karystianou, drawing potential votes from various party electorates—especially those who believed in theories about “illegal cargo” being involved in the Tempi incident. Karystianou is in talks with figures from political, academic, and social spheres to build the foundation of her new political venture.

In a market where the main issue is no longer risk-taking but yield management, JPMorgan is repositioning itself towards Greek government bonds, recognizing the convergence path that has already been traveled. In the latest Global Fixed Income Markets Weekly, the American house reflects a more cautious stance, recommending profit-taking in the overweight position in the 10-year Greek bond against Spain, as it estimates that the relative advantage has been largely built into prices.