Attica Faces Water Crisis: €2.5 Billion “Mammoth Program” by EYDAP to Secure Supplies
Tariff adjustments approved — new infrastructure, smart networks, and circular water reuse aim to fight drought.
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Politico Focuses on Turkey, Cyprus & Greece – Alliances or Deadlocks?
Politico Focuses on Turkey, Cyprus & Greece – Alliances or Deadlocks?
International pressure mounts over Cyprus’ EU Council Presidency, the Turkish “thorn,” and strategic partnerships between Athens, Nicosia, and Brussels.
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“Record Absorption!” GEORGIADIS Says Greece Ate Up €615 M of Recovery Funds This Year
“Record Absorption!” GEORGIADIS Says Greece Ate Up €615 M of Recovery Funds This Year
Health Minister boasts of exceeding the 2025 Recovery & Resilience Facility targets—over €1 billion invested in health infrastructure and services.
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Tsiaras, Farmers, and Political Tension: Greece’s Agricultural Policy Under Pressure in 2025
Tsiaras, Farmers, and Political Tension: Greece’s Agricultural Policy Under Pressure in 2025
From billions in subsidies to ongoing protests and negotiations, Greek farmers push the government for solutions amid a heated political debate.
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Greece Faces Winter Virus Surge and Emerging Epidemiological Threats in 2025
Greece Faces Winter Virus Surge and Emerging Epidemiological Threats in 2025
From influenza spikes to West Nile cases, Greece’s health system navigates a complex landscape of seasonal and emerging infections.
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Europe’s Quiet Panic: Why Brussels Is Nervous About Cyprus, Turkey and the EU’s Strategic Fault Lines
Europe’s Quiet Panic: Why Brussels Is Nervous About Cyprus, Turkey and the EU’s Strategic Fault Lines
From Politico’s warnings to closed-door anxiety in Brussels, Europe’s geopolitical cohesion is being tested at the worst possible moment.
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Greece Emerges as Energy Hub: First U.S. LNG Shipment Routed to Bulgaria via Alexandroupolis
Greece Emerges as Energy Hub: First U.S. LNG Shipment Routed to Bulgaria via Alexandroupolis
The arrival of the first U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargo in Alexandroupolis strengthens Balkan energy security and elevates Greece’s strategic role as a regional transit hub.
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Greece Rewrites Its EU Funds Playbook: €2.5B Shift, Housing and Water Projects at the Forefront
Greece Rewrites Its EU Funds Playbook: €2.5B Shift, Housing and Water Projects at the Forefront
Athens submits a comprehensive revision of its 2021–2027 ESIF strategy to Brussels, redirecting roughly €2.5 billion toward housing, water infrastructure and defence‑dual‑use projects as part of a broader effort to accelerate absorption and align with EU priorities. Capital.gr
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Marine Parks Planned in Ionian and Southern Aegean: A Major Step for Ocean Conservation
Marine Parks Planned in Ionian and Southern Aegean: A Major Step for Ocean Conservation
Environmental studies for two new National Marine Parks — one in the Ionian Sea and another in the Southern Cyclades — have been published, paving the way for legal designation and protection of over 35% of Greek territorial waters.
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Agricultural Uproar Across the Country: Roads Blocked, Economic Pressure Rises
Agricultural Uproar Across the Country: Roads Blocked, Economic Pressure Rises
Farmers are escalating their protests with total road blockades on major transport routes, causing traffic standstills and intensifying pressure on the economy and logistics.
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Athens Raises the “Achilles Shield,” Arms Itself with F-35s and Rewrites the Rules of Deterrence
Athens Raises the “Achilles Shield,” Arms Itself with F-35s and Rewrites the Rules of Deterrence
Greece enters a new geopolitical doctrine of power, investing in layered air and missile defense, fifth-generation fighter jets and naval superiority at a time of heightened regional tensions and strategic volatility.
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“Anti-Western & Left‑leaning”: Plevris and Georgiadis clash with Amnesty International and The Hague
“Anti-Western & Left‑leaning”: Plevris and Georgiadis clash with Amnesty International and The Hague
In a sharp political counterattack, Plevris and Georgiadis demand respect for national sovereignty and critique “ideologically biased” international bodies, emphasizing Greek security, law and order, and citizens’ interests over traditional left‑leaning narratives.
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Somaliland shakes geopolitics: Israel’s recognition, global sea lanes at stake and Erdoğan’s growing unease
Somaliland shakes geopolitics: Israel’s recognition, global sea lanes at stake and Erdoğan’s growing unease
A little-known territory at the Horn of Africa becomes a strategic fault line, as Israel moves first, Turkey reacts nervously and global powers recalibrate their interests along the world’s most critical maritime corridor.
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Sudden cold snap in Greece: 53 stations record sub-zero temperatures amid harsh winter conditions
Sudden cold snap in Greece: 53 stations record sub-zero temperatures amid harsh winter conditions
A strong cold front sweeps across the country, bringing widespread frost and freezing temperatures in northern, central, and southern regions — affecting travel, infrastructure, and daily life.
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Antenna Group one step away from acquiring La Repubblica, reshaping Italy’s and Europe’s media landscape
Antenna Group one step away from acquiring La Repubblica, reshaping Italy’s and Europe’s media landscape
The Greek-owned Antenna Group is in advanced talks to acquire La Repubblica and related media assets, a move that could redefine power balances in the European media market.
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WSJ: Why Selling F-35s to Turkey Could Undermine Regional Balance and Risk Conflict
WSJ: Why Selling F-35s to Turkey Could Undermine Regional Balance and Risk Conflict
A Wall Street Journal commentary warns that reintroducing Turkey to the F-35 program could destabilize the Middle East and erode Israel’s strategic military edge.
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Greek farmers escalate after truce, blocking highways and ramping up pressure on the government
Greek farmers escalate after truce, blocking highways and ramping up pressure on the government
With the holidays over, farmers harden their stance, restore road blockades and signal determination to push their demands further.
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PASOK steps up pressure with farmers front and sustained confrontation with the government
PASOK steps up pressure with farmers front and sustained confrontation with the government
After the holidays, PASOK shifts into high gear, activating its party machinery and targeting open social fronts, starting with the agricultural sector.
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Golden Visa: Foreign Investor Exit Triggers a New Wave of Housing Supply
Golden Visa: Foreign Investor Exit Triggers a New Wave of Housing Supply
From spring 2026, thousands of homes bought for Schengen access are set to return to the market, reshaping supply–demand dynamics in Athens and major urban hubs.
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Adonis and the NHS: When Reform Delivers Real Results for Patients
Adonis and the NHS: When Reform Delivers Real Results for Patients
Public recognition, measurable outcomes, and a new reality for Greece’s public healthcare system
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Billions for Europe: CPP–Goodman joint venture to launch data centre investments by mid‑2026
Billions for Europe: CPP–Goodman joint venture to launch data centre investments by mid‑2026
“Mega” Investments in European Data Centres Amid AI Boom
