Turkey, according to international reporting, is preparing a legal framework that would significantly expand presidential authority over maritime claims, raising tensions with Greece and Cyprus.
As tensions in the Middle East shake global markets, Greece’s Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis joins G7 leaders in Paris to confront the growing threat of an energy-driven economic crisis.
Beijing’s chilling historical warning has reignited fears of a new Cold War, with Taiwan, technology, military expansion and global dominance now at the center of an increasingly volatile superpower confrontation
Chinese intelligence circles reportedly view Trump’s Beijing visit not as a strategic breakthrough, but as a temporary ceasefire in a far larger geopolitical war involving Taiwan, artificial intelligence, Iran and global economic dominance
Athens escalates diplomatic pressure as UAV incident raises new hybrid-warfare concerns in the Mediterranean
From Taiwan and Iran to AI and supply chains, the US–China rivalry is reshaping the international order — not through direct war, but through strategic endurance, economic coercion and competitive coexistence.
As Washington and Beijing prepare for high-stakes talks, Tehran seeks Chinese protection — but fears it could become a bargaining chip in a far larger geopolitical deal.
Athens prepares €3 billion prepayment to the EFSF as it accelerates its exit from the shadow of the debt crisis
Ankara prepares landmark legislation to transform its maritime doctrine into binding state policy across the Aegean, Eastern Mediterranean and Black Sea
Ankara disputes Greek jurisdiction near Astypalaia as tensions over maritime control and undersea infrastructure intensify in the Aegean
Strong development footprint in Crete from the infrastructure projects of AKTOR Συμμετοχές – Focus on growth, water management, and new employment opportunities
Strong geopolitical message from Nicosia as Greece calls for a fully integrated European energy market, strategic interconnections and “no excluded options” in the energy mix
Earnings Release: 1Q 2026
The Trump–Xi summit arrives not as a reset moment, but as a controlled confrontation shaped by energy shocks, technological rivalry, and a rapidly shifting global balance of power.
Rising rhetoric over maritime claims, Greek–Turkish disputes in the Aegean, and renewed friction with Washington over F-35s and S-400s
Greek finance minister calls for unified capital markets, banking consolidation, and European “champions” to restore competitiveness against the US and China
A sweeping new digital surveillance system will allow Greece’s tax authority to track receipts and card payments in real time — businesses warn of “constant electronic monitoring”
EU ministers consider offshore asylum processing centres in Africa and beyond, in a controversial shift reshaping migration geopolitics.
Strategic alignment between Athens and Nicosia signals stronger geopolitical coordination in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Ankara has intensified its confrontation with Greece at the United Nations, rejecting Athens’ objection to the term “Turkish Straits” and turning a diplomatic dispute over terminology into a broader geopolitical battle over sovereignty, maritime influence and strategic control in the Eastern Mediterranean and Black Sea region.
Athens is seeking to establish itself as a central geopolitical actor in Europe’s enlargement strategy, with Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis calling for accelerated EU integration of the Western Balkans amid growing regional instability and global power competition.
