Tax crackdown: 194,000 audits & phone pressure campaign target debtors
Aggressive strategy by Greece’s tax authority combines mass audits, AI tools, and direct calls to boost collections
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US–Iran deal: $20 billion frozen funds plan in exchange for enriched uranium under discussion
US–Iran deal: $20 billion frozen funds plan in exchange for enriched uranium under discussion
According to Axios, Washington and Tehran are exploring a high-stakes agreement involving frozen Iranian assets and nuclear material, in a bid to end escalating tensions.
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Israel–West ties fracture as strategic alliance gives way to growing estrangement
Israel–West ties fracture as strategic alliance gives way to growing estrangement
Analysts warn of a structural shift in relations with Europe and the US, as political choices, war optics and public opinion erode long-standing alliances.
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GERMANY: AfD Tops Poll Amid Energy Crisis and Political Discontent
GERMANY: AfD Tops Poll Amid Energy Crisis and Political Discontent
A new ZDF “Politbarometer” survey highlights deep public dissatisfaction with the government and a surge placing the AfD in first position.
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Petsas: I will not vote for all lifting of immunity cases concerning ND MPs
Petsas: I will not vote for all lifting of immunity cases concerning ND MPs
The MP of New Democracy, in an interview with Alpha 98.9, set clear boundaries in the debate over parliamentary immunity in the OPEKEPE case, defending Article 62 of the Constitution, the role of MPs, and voting by conscience, while rejecting the logic of collective criminalization of parliamentary actions.
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Theology vs State Power: Trump, Vance and Pope Leo XIV Clash Over Moral Authority
Theology vs State Power: Trump, Vance and Pope Leo XIV Clash Over Moral Authority
A growing confrontation over war, democracy, and the moral limits of political power exposes a deeper divide in Western political theology
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Adonis Georgiadis: “No to the criminalisation of parliamentary activity” – A clear institutional stance
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Defense of the role of MPs, support for separation of powers, and a strong position on European Public Prosecutor case files
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“Blank Check for War”? Congress Hands Trump a Win on Iran War Powers
“Blank Check for War”? Congress Hands Trump a Win on Iran War Powers
Third failed attempt to limit presidential war powers raises fears of unchecked military escalation
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Eurozone Energy Shock: Inflation at 2.6% and Pressure on Aviation Fuel Supply
Eurozone Energy Shock: Inflation at 2.6% and Pressure on Aviation Fuel Supply
The Middle East conflict drives energy prices higher, fuels inflation, and threatens Europe’s aviation sector
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10-Day Israel–Lebanon Ceasefire: A Fragile Pause Amid Violation Claims
10-Day Israel–Lebanon Ceasefire: A Fragile Pause Amid Violation Claims
The ceasefire begins under mutual accusations, ongoing military tension, and unresolved questions over Hezbollah’s role
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Trump: 10-day Israel–Lebanon ceasefire claim raises hopes, but confirmation remains unclear
Trump: 10-day Israel–Lebanon ceasefire claim raises hopes, but confirmation remains unclear
The US signals a possible short-term de-escalation along the Israel–Hezbollah front, but officials in Beirut and Jerusalem have not fully confirmed the terms
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Citi: $588B to rebuild Ukraine – private capital becomes decisive for post-war recovery
Citi: $588B to rebuild Ukraine – private capital becomes decisive for post-war recovery
Ukraine’s reconstruction emerges as a trillion-scale global project, with private investment seen as essential to bridge funding gaps
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EU sees window to unlock 20th Russia sanctions package after Orban setback and US policy shift
EU sees window to unlock 20th Russia sanctions package after Orban setback and US policy shift
Political shifts in Budapest and Washington are reshaping the EU’s internal balance and reviving stalled measures targeting Russia’s energy revenues
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Greece on Europe’s Energy Map: Ionian Block 2 Could Transform Its Future
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First offshore drilling in 50 years, potential €5+ billion investments, and a strategic shift toward becoming an energy producer in the Eastern Mediterranean
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Clash Over Rule of Law in Greece: Scandals, Surveillance and Institutional Trust at the Center
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A fierce showdown between Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Nikos Androulakis exposes deep political and institutional divides
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Bulgaria in Political Turmoil: High-Stakes Election Pits EU Alignment Against Pro-Russian Shift
Bulgaria in Political Turmoil: High-Stakes Election Pits EU Alignment Against Pro-Russian Shift
Amid chronic instability, former president Rumen Radev leads polls, raising geopolitical concerns across Europe
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Middle East: Economists Push for Windfall Tax on Energy Companies’ “War Profits”
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The Independent Commission for the Reform of International Corporate Taxation (ICRICT), co-chaired by Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz, is calling for governments to impose a windfall tax on extraordinary profits made by energy companies amid rising geopolitical tensions and surging energy prices linked to the Middle East crisis.
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European Parliament Signals “Closed Door” for Turkey’s EU Bid Amid Rule-of-Law Concerns
European Parliament Signals “Closed Door” for Turkey’s EU Bid Amid Rule-of-Law Concerns
MEPs warn of democratic backsliding, call for compliance with international law, while still stressing Turkey’s strategic importance for EU security and regional stability.
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Trump vs Powell: “Fire him or face it” – The Fed independence under political siege
Trump vs Powell: “Fire him or face it” – The Fed independence under political siege
New threats from Donald Trump against Jerome Powell reignite fears of political interference in the US central bank, as legal probes, interest rate pressure, and market nerves converge
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Fertilizer Crisis: The “Invisible Shock” That Could Spill Into Food Prices and Inflation
Fertilizer Crisis: The “Invisible Shock” That Could Spill Into Food Prices and Inflation
Despite disruptions in Hormuz and sanctions, the fertilizer market shows absorption mechanisms — but at rising cost and increasing geopolitical risk
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Surplus Surprise: Greece Nears 5% of GDP, Opening Room for Policy Moves
Surplus Surprise: Greece Nears 5% of GDP, Opening Room for Policy Moves
Strong fiscal overperformance, highlighted by Bloomberg, creates space for support measures while keeping pressure for discipline
