A Two-Day Plan to Avert Another Iran Escalation — Qatar Presses Trump for a Deal
The White House sees momentum, Rubio lowers expectations and Tehran insists on its conditions — while Iran denies reports of a planned Vance–Rezaei meeting in Doha.
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Europe Heads to Abu Dhabi as Moscow Keeps the Door Shut — Zelensky’s Double Challenge
Europe Heads to Abu Dhabi as Moscow Keeps the Door Shut — Zelensky’s Double Challenge
Kyiv and Brussels coordinate before the November 10–11 negotiations — European and NATO representatives will be present, but their place in the US–Ukraine–Russia negotiating process remains unresolved.
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Republican Turns on Hegseth: Iran War Fuels Impeachment Showdown
Republican Turns on Hegseth: Iran War Fuels Impeachment Showdown
Thomas Massie forces the issue onto the House agenda after Republicans’ election defeat — while Trump and Rubio rally behind the Pentagon chief.
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Greece–Cyprus Cable: All Eyes on Survey Ship as Athens Defends France’s Message to Turkey
Greece–Cyprus Cable: All Eyes on Survey Ship as Athens Defends France’s Message to Turkey
The Abeille Marengo is preparing in Heraklion for seabed surveys — Greece says France’s diplomatic notification did not seek Turkish permission or consent.
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Greece–Cyprus Power Cable: Diplomatic Clash with Turkey as Athens Rejects Claims of Seeking Permission
Greece–Cyprus Power Cable: Diplomatic Clash with Turkey as Athens Rejects Claims of Seeking Permission
A French diplomatic note, a Greek NAVTEX and a Turkish counter-NAVTEX have reignited tensions over the Great Sea Interconnector. Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis insists that no permission was requested from Ankara, denies US intervention and maintains that the strategic energy project is moving forward.
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Ukraine’s Strike on a Major Russian Oil Refinery: How It Could Reshape the War and Energy Markets
Ukraine's Strike on a Major Russian Oil Refinery: How It Could Reshape the War and Energy Markets
A Ukrainian drone attack has sparked a fire at Russia's Kirishi refinery, one of the country's largest oil-processing facilities, raising concerns over fuel supplies and global energy prices. One woman was killed by falling drone debris, while Kyiv intensifies its campaign against Russian energy infrastructure as the war involving Iran places additional pressure on international oil markets.**
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China–Europe Trade Relations at a Crossroads: Can Brussels and Beijing Avoid a New Trade War?
China–Europe Trade Relations at a Crossroads: Can Brussels and Beijing Avoid a New Trade War?
Rising trade imbalances, industrial subsidies and competition over electric vehicles are testing relations between the European Union and China. While Brussels and Beijing seek negotiated solutions, artificial intelligence, green technologies, investment and even space exploration are emerging as new arenas of economic cooperation and geopolitical rivalry.
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Wall Street After Trump’s Midterm Defeat: Historic Rally Ahead or a Bigger Market Crash?
Wall Street After Trump's Midterm Defeat: Historic Rally Ahead or a Bigger Market Crash?
US stocks have lost approximately $3.2 trillion in market value following the Democrats' midterm election victory, while semiconductor shares have suffered one of their worst sell-offs on record. History suggests the S&P 500 could rebound strongly in 2027, but soaring AI investment, concentrated market valuations, Federal Reserve policy and geopolitical instability threaten to undermine Wall Street's traditional post-election recovery.
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Oil Price War After Iran? How Peace Could Trigger a Global Supply Glut
Oil Price War After Iran? How Peace Could Trigger a Global Supply Glut
From an unprecedented energy supply shock to the threat of oversupply, the global oil market is undergoing a dramatic reversal. Gulf exports are recovering, Saudi Arabia is slashing prices, and production from the United States, Brazil and Canada is increasing. With Brent crude falling 17% in a single week, the end of the Iran war could unleash a new battle for market share.
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Britain Is Selling Its Corporate Crown Jewels: Foreign Takeovers Reshape the UK Economy
Britain Is Selling Its Corporate Crown Jewels: Foreign Takeovers Reshape the UK Economy
More than 300 British-listed companies worth over £500 billion have reportedly been acquired by foreign buyers over the past decade. With takeover activity accelerating in 2026, London's stock market faces a growing challenge: attracting international capital while retaining the businesses that could drive Britain's future economic growth.
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Germany Issues EU Budget Ultimatum: No Deal Without Long-Term Funding for Ukraine
Germany Issues EU Budget Ultimatum: No Deal Without Long-Term Funding for Ukraine
Chancellor Friedrich Merz is raising the stakes in Brussels, linking Germany’s approval of the EU’s next seven-year budget to a collective commitment to finance Ukraine. With Kyiv facing a €70 billion funding shortfall in 2027, divisions over joint borrowing, Russian frozen assets and national contributions are threatening to derail negotiations.
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Greece Invests €10 Million in Lailias Ski Resort–Mitsotakis and Kefalogianni Push Year-Round Mountain Tourism
Greece Invests €10 Million in Lailias Ski Resort – Mitsotakis and Kefalogianni Push Year-Round Mountain Tourism
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni attended the inauguration ceremony of the upgraded Lailias Ski Centre in Serres. The €9.98 million investment forms part of a broader strategy to modernise mountain tourism infrastructure, extend the tourism season and create new economic opportunities in regional Greece.
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Greece–Turkey Cable Dispute: “The Kasos Crisis Must Not Happen Again” – A Warning to Ankara
Greece–Turkey Cable Dispute: “The Kasos Crisis Must Not Happen Again” – A Warning to Ankara
Greek foreign-policy experts Konstantinos Filis and Konstantinos Lavdas explain France's diplomatic notification to Turkey, assess the next phase of the Great Sea Interconnector project and warn against a repeat of the 2024 Kasos confrontation. The American factor, the risk of Turkish interference and two strategic energy projects challenging Ankara's regional ambitions.
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GEK TERNA Makes Major Move into Aviation – Acquisition Paves Way for Greek MRO Hub
GEK TERNA Makes Major Move into Aviation – Acquisition Paves Way for Greek MRO Hub
The Greek infrastructure and energy group has acquired a majority stake in GA Aviation Services, aiming to establish an internationally competitive aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul centre. The investment builds on partnerships with Airbus, Rheinmetall and Shield AI, strengthening Greece's position in the aviation services industry.
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EU Takes IBM, Atos and Leonardo to Court Over €212mn Border System Dispute
EU Takes IBM, Atos and Leonardo to Court Over €212mn Border System Dispute
Brussels is pursuing legal action against three major technology companies over years of delays and rising costs in the EU’s biometric border control system. The dispute raises questions about accountability, cybersecurity and the management of Europe’s critical digital infrastructure.
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Trump Admits He Was ‘Too Tough’ on Immigrants as He Floats Amnesty Deal After Midterm Defeat
Trump Admits He Was ‘Too Tough’ on Immigrants as He Floats Amnesty Deal After Midterm Defeat
The US president signals a possible shift in his immigration crackdown, opening the door to a bipartisan agreement for undocumented workers. But the appointment of hardliner Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff raises questions about whether Washington is heading towards genuine reform or political recalibration.
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Greece Recovers €150 Million from Unfinished Investments as 1,000 Projects Target 20,000 Jobs
Greece Recovers €150 Million from Unfinished Investments as 1,000 Projects Target 20,000 Jobs
Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos outlines Greece’s industrial investment strategy, announces further retail price-cutting initiatives ahead of Christmas and defends the government’s crackdown on financial misconduct, while addressing political stability and the Greece–Cyprus electricity interconnection.
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Bakoyannis: “There Is No Mitsotakis Inflation, There Is Trump Inflation”–A Sharp Disagreement with Karamanlis
Bakoyannis: “There Is No Mitsotakis Inflation, There Is Trump Inflation” – A Sharp Disagreement with Karamanlis
Former Greek Foreign Minister Dora Bakoyannis rejects claims of concessions to Turkey over the Greece–Cyprus electricity interconnector, challenges former Prime Minister Kostas Karamanlis, acknowledges mounting political pressure on New Democracy and criticises the European Commission's handling of the cost-of-living crisis.
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Trump Admits War Hurt Republicans — But Says He Would Strike Iran Again
Trump Admits War Hurt Republicans — But Says He Would Strike Iran Again
In his “60 Minutes” interview, the president acknowledges voter anger over gasoline prices, defends his economic record and signals room for an immigration deal with Democrats.
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Florida’s “Alligator People” Stir: DeSantis and Rubio Loom Over the 2028 Race
Florida’s “Alligator People” Stir: DeSantis and Rubio Loom Over the 2028 Race
The governor is leaving the door open to another presidential bid, while the secretary of state keeps his distance. Republicans’ postelection search for direction is bringing the succession debate into focus.
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Mamdani Cannot Become President — But Could He Help Choose the Next Nominee?
Mamdani Cannot Become President — But Could He Help Choose the Next Nominee?
New York City’s mayor is holding private discussions with union leaders about 2028. Progressives are seeking a candidate with strong working-class credentials, while Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s plans remain undecided.
