“The Sin of Eve”: The First Book on the Qatargate Scandal in Italy
Secret services, lobbyists, and political corruption in a “crime novel” that shakes Europe
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Dendias: Prioritizing F-35 Acquisition Was the Right Move – “Everything Is Judged by Results”
Dendias: Prioritizing F-35 Acquisition Was the Right Move – “Everything Is Judged by Results”
Greece secures fifth-generation stealth fighters ahead of potential Turkish acquisition
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Greece Weighs Revival of 120-Installment Debt Scheme for Small Businesses
Greece Weighs Revival of 120-Installment Debt Scheme for Small Businesses
Government eyes expanded repayment plans for overdue EFKA contributions as pressure mounts on SMEs and freelancers
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New Rules for Airbnb: The “French Model” and Restrictions Coming from October 1
New Rules for Airbnb: The “French Model” and Restrictions Coming from October 1
Time limits, geographic restrictions, and strict inspections – What the new legal framework means for short-term rentals in Greece
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ExxonMobil – Cypriot EEZ: Massive Natural Gas Reserves of 8–9 Trillion Cubic Feet
ExxonMobil – Cypriot EEZ: Massive Natural Gas Reserves of 8–9 Trillion Cubic Feet
Positive indications from the "Pegasus" and "Glaucus" blocks – Fast-tracking extraction and commercialization, aiming to lower energy costs and strengthen Cyprus’s geopolitical position
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New CAP 2028-2034: Greece in the European Negotiation Shadowed by the OPEKEPE Scandal
New CAP 2028-2034: Greece in the European Negotiation Shadowed by the OPEKEPE Scandal
Which farmers will the European Union protect? Small versus large, young versus old – and Greece facing a credibility deficit.
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Kyriakos Mitsotakis Meets Kimberly Guilfoyle in New York: A New Chapter in Greek-American Relations
Kyriakos Mitsotakis Meets Kimberly Guilfoyle in New York: A New Chapter in Greek-American Relations
Greek Prime Minister engages in high-level discussions with the incoming U.S. Ambassador to Greece and highlights Greece’s strategic role in Europe-Gulf cooperation.
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N. Androulakis: “The Experts Are Amateurs and Ultimately Dangerous for the Country’s Foreign Policy”
N. Androulakis: “The Experts Are Amateurs and Ultimately Dangerous for the Country’s Foreign Policy”
The PASOK-Center for Change leader launches a sharp attack on the government, the Prime Minister, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs over the postponement of the Mitsotakis–Erdogan meeting and other critical policy issues.
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Adonis Georgiadis to Anagnostopoulou: Enduring Stability in Greece–Israel Strategic Alliances
Adonis Georgiadis to Anagnostopoulou: Enduring Stability in Greece–Israel Strategic Alliances
The Health Minister defends Greece’s long-term partnership with Israel, denounces antisemitism, and stresses geopolitical continuity, while the opposition warns of “political hypocrisy.”
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Greece Posts €3.3 Billion Budget Surplus in Eight Months, Exceeding Targets
Greece Posts €3.3 Billion Budget Surplus in Eight Months, Exceeding Targets
Primary surplus hits €8.5 billion amid strong tax collection, economic growth, and anti-evasion measures
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Two Major Industries at Risk of Closure Due to Energy Costs – Government Plans Intervention
Two Major Industries at Risk of Closure Due to Energy Costs – Government Plans Intervention
Theodoropoulos and Chatzidakis warn: urgent and fair measures needed to support Greek industry and entrepreneurship
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Mitsotakis: “Greece Has Truly Come Back”
Mitsotakis: "Greece Has Truly Come Back"
From bankruptcy to growth – economic performance, record-breaking investments, and the new image of Greece on the international stage
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“Greece Hits the Gas: €10 Billion Surplus and Record Investment Wave for Citizen Benefits”
“Greece Hits the Gas: €10 Billion Surplus and Record Investment Wave for Citizen Benefits”
Athens charts a bold 2026 Budget combining social support, strategic investments, and fiscal stability
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Nikos Pappas: From the Recovery Fund to the Fund for the Few – Where Did the €120 Billion Go?
Nikos Pappas: From the Recovery Fund to the Fund for the Few – Where Did the €120 Billion Go?
The Greek government had a historic opportunity to build a fairer economy. It handed it over to the privileged few.
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Papastavrou – Chris Wright: Strengthening Greece–US Energy Cooperation and Advancing the Vertical Corridor
Papastavrou – Chris Wright: Strengthening Greece–US Energy Cooperation and Advancing the Vertical Corridor
Strategic meeting in New York focuses on reducing dependence on Russian gas, increasing LNG flows, and enhancing stability in Eastern Europe.
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Greek Parliament to Approve Frigate “Themistocles” Armed with Cruise Missiles over 1,000 km
Greek Parliament to Approve Frigate “Themistocles” Armed with Cruise Missiles over 1,000 km
Defense and Foreign Affairs Committee to examine contract for the fourth FDI (Belharra) – Minister Nikos Dendias hails it as “the most advanced frigate on the planet.”
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Industrial Revival in Northern Greece: ALFA WOOD Opens €29 Million Timber Plant in Komotini
Industrial Revival in Northern Greece: ALFA WOOD Opens €29 Million Timber Plant in Komotini
Strategic green investment brings 100 new jobs and hope for sustainable growth in the region
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“Europe Left the Gates Open – Mitsotakis Held the Fort,” Says Adonis
“Europe Left the Gates Open – Mitsotakis Held the Fort,” Says Adonis
“While Others Talk, Greece Acts” – Adonis Praises Mitsotakis for Tough Border Stance
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Mitsotakis – Christodoulides at the UN: United Front for Greece–Cyprus Electricity Interconnection
Mitsotakis – Christodoulides at the UN: United Front for Greece–Cyprus Electricity Interconnection
Bilateral meeting in New York highlights shared commitment to the strategic Great Sea Interconnector and upcoming intergovernmental summit in Athens
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Trump Targets Greece at UN: Claims 54% of Inmates Are Foreigners, Slams Europe’s Green and Migration Policies
Trump Targets Greece at UN: Claims 54% of Inmates Are Foreigners, Slams Europe’s Green and Migration Policies
Calls climate change “the greatest hoax ever perpetrated” and urges EU to abandon renewable energy
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Greece at the Crossroads: Will Europe Remain a Spectator in Trump’s Second Term?
Greece at the Crossroads: Will Europe Remain a Spectator in Trump’s Second Term?
Caught between NATO dependency and EU distrust, Greece must choose: leadership or sidelining
