Europe’s Balkan Gambit: Brussels Moves to Seal Its Last Geopolitical Frontier
Macron, Merz and von der Leyen head to Montenegro as the EU turns enlargement into a strategic weapon
Macron, Merz and von der Leyen head to Montenegro as the EU turns enlargement into a strategic weapon
From Sofia to Montenegro, the Greek PM calls for a new EU borrowing mechanism for defense while advancing energy corridors and regional infrastructure links across the Balkans.
Eurelectric and industry leaders call for coordinated energy and digital policies as AI infrastructure accelerates across Europe
Brussels, OECD and IMF push for review of 1,236 tax exemptions as pressure mounts on Greece's fiscal model
Greece accelerates €2.07bn island interconnection programme as competitive cable procurement reshapes Mediterranean energy infrastructure market
Institutional investors signal strong demand as Greece’s transmission operator accelerates capital markets strategy and long-term grid expansion narrative
Skaramangas shipyards: hyundai deal opens door to warship & commercial building hub
For the first time since the sovereign debt crisis, Brussels says Greece no longer faces macroeconomic imbalances. Markets see a success story. The numbers support it. But the next challenge may be even bigger.
Steady GDP expansion, rapid debt reduction, and RRF-driven investment support the outlook — but inflation volatility, energy dependence, and structural bottlenecks remain key vulnerabilities in Greece’s medium-term trajectory, according to the OECD.
THEON has announced fresh momentum in its order backlog after securing €42 million in new contracts, alongside an additional €27 million in purchase options, reinforcing its medium-term growth outlook.
POSIDONIA 2026: GLOBAL SHIPPING GATHERS IN ATHENS AMID THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ CRISIS
As Posidonia 2026 opens at “Eleftherios Venizelos” Exhibition Centre, Greece turns into the world’s shipping command center for one week – amid geopolitical tension, fuel transition, and digital disruption
Ankara’s proposed maritime legislation is raising concerns in Athens, as strategic competition in the Eastern Mediterranean enters a new phase.
Early loan repayments, smoother maturity profiles, and market re-entry form the backbone of Athens’ long-term fiscal architecture
The ambitious “Project Trident” aims to transform Greece into a regional naval, industrial and defense powerhouse for the Eastern Mediterranean.
A €1.35bn shipbuilding–defence hub, political credit-claiming, and Greece’s bid for strategic industrial relevance
EU permanently rejects Turkey’s appeal over the controversial “Turkaegean” trademark in a landmark legal and geopolitical win for Greece
“Energy is security — and security has a cost”: AKTOR’s Alexandros Exarchou warns Europe faces a difficult winter as gas shortages, inflation risks and geopolitical fragmentation return to the center of the EU agenda.
As Europe rearms and strategic autonomy becomes a top priority, METLEN is rapidly expanding its defense footprint through M Technologies, the Volos Defence Hub and critical minerals such as gallium
The European Commission publicly rebuked Turkey over the exclusion of Cyprus from a preparatory COP31 meeting, forcing Ankara into a diplomatic retreat amid growing tensions between the EU and Turkey.
Athens pushes for a united European front amid rising geopolitical tensions, energy insecurity and global instability