Greece’s New Renewables Map: Which Projects Win — and Which Risk Being Frozen
New spatial-planning rules reshape green investment – Tougher filters for wind and solar, safeguards for mature projects and a window for high-performing assets
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Greece 2.0: Final Race for €6.7bn – 123 Milestones Must Be Cleared Within Days
Greece 2.0: Final Race for €6.7bn – 123 Milestones Must Be Cleared Within Days
Skertsos and Papathanasis take stock of the Recovery Plan at today’s Cabinet meeting – August 31 deadline puts Greece’s final RRF payment in focus
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Greece Shifts Patriot Shield to Souda as Middle East War Redraws Defense Priorities
Greece Shifts Patriot Shield to Souda as Middle East War Redraws Defense Priorities
Athens is moving a Patriot battery from Karpathos to Crete, while the return of another unit from Saudi Arabia is under review
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Trump’s ‘Economic D-Day’ for Iran: Washington Readies Its Toughest Sanctions Yet
Trump’s ‘Economic D-Day’ for Iran: Washington Readies Its Toughest Sanctions Yet
Scott Bessent is expected to unveil the new U.S. economic offensive on Monday, as Washington targets Tehran’s oil lifelines, shadow finance and foreign trading partners — with China and the Strait of Hormuz at the center of the battle.
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Greece Weighs Bringing Patriot Battery Home From Saudi Arabia as Regional Threats Shift
Greece Weighs Bringing Patriot Battery Home From Saudi Arabia as Regional Threats Shift
Athens is considering either a short extension or the return of its Patriot system, as defense planners reassess air-defense needs amid a rapidly changing Middle East security landscape
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Mitsotakis Targets Two Long-Standing Inequities: Cancer “Right to Be Forgotten” and a New Farm-Payment System
Mitsotakis Targets Two Long-Standing Inequities: Cancer “Right to Be Forgotten” and a New Farm-Payment System
Greece moves to protect cancer survivors from long-term financial discrimination while digitizing agricultural subsidies through myAGRO
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Rosatom under fire: Nuclear safety allegations in Egypt send shockwaves through Europe
Rosatom under fire: Nuclear safety allegations in Egypt send shockwaves through Europe
Confidential documents cited by POLITICO point to construction defects and alleged “deliberate negligence” at El Dabaa — raising fresh questions over Hungary’s Paks II project and Europe’s nuclear ties with Moscow
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Mitsotakis to Ankara: “Dialogue Does Not Mean Retreat” — France Deepens Its Role in the GSI
Mitsotakis to Ankara: “Dialogue Does Not Mean Retreat” — France Deepens Its Role in the GSI
Meridiam, Nexans, the Greece-Cyprus cable and new spatial-planning rules put energy and sovereignty back at the center of Greek-Turkish tensions
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Trump Is Testing the Western Alliance — But America May Need Its Allies More Than Ever
Trump Is Testing the Western Alliance — But America May Need Its Allies More Than Ever
Cuts to U.S.–South Korea military drills revive questions about alliance credibility, strategic autonomy and the risk of nuclear proliferation
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Mitsotakis: Debt Reduction Is “National Liberation” — The €13B Message Before TIF
Mitsotakis: Debt Reduction Is “National Liberation” — The €13B Message Before TIF
Greece prepares another early debt repayment as R&I upgrades the outlook and Athens signals more economic measures for September
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Gerapetritis to Ankara: “We Are Ready for Every Scenario” — Greece Draws Red Lines in the Aegean
Gerapetritis to Ankara: “We Are Ready for Every Scenario” — Greece Draws Red Lines in the Aegean
Athens keeps dialogue with Turkey open but warns that any challenge to Greek sovereign rights will be met “by every available means” — The 12-nautical-mile issue, the GSI cable and the return of tension in the Aegean
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Thessaloniki Fair: €1.6B Tax-Relief Package Takes Shape — Who Stands to Gain
Thessaloniki Fair: €1.6B Tax-Relief Package Takes Shape — Who Stands to Gain
Freelancers, workers, pensioners, property owners and businesses are in focus as Athens seeks to turn stronger revenues into tangible tax cuts
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A Rift in the Church of Greece? Corfu Metropolitan’s Moscow Visit Opens a New Geopolitical Front
A Rift in the Church of Greece? Corfu Metropolitan’s Moscow Visit Opens a New Geopolitical Front
Metropolitan Nektarios’ visit to Moscow, his concelebration with Patriarch Kirill and his warm public remarks have triggered unease in Athens — with Ukraine, relations with the Ecumenical Patriarchate and Moscow’s bid to expose divisions in the Greek Orthodox world all in the background
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Güler: “We Are Monitoring Greece” — Ankara Uneasy Over the Achilles Shield in the Aegean
Güler: “We Are Monitoring Greece” — Ankara Uneasy Over the Achilles Shield in the Aegean
Turkey’s defense minister raises the tone over Greek-Israeli defense cooperation, with Israeli-made air-defense systems and the reinforcement of the Aegean islands increasingly in Ankara’s sights
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UN Succession Battle: Five Vetoes Will Decide Guterres’ Successor as Grynspan Takes the Lead
UN Succession Battle: Five Vetoes Will Decide Guterres’ Successor as Grynspan Takes the Lead
The second secret ballot opens the real power struggle for the top UN job — Rebeca Grynspan leads the race, but Washington, Moscow, Beijing, Paris and London ultimately hold the keys
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US Debt Hits $40 Trillion — Why Europe Cannot Escape the Fallout
US Debt Hits $40 Trillion — Why Europe Cannot Escape the Fallout
America’s debt mountain is pushing borrowing costs higher across global markets just as Europe needs trillions for defence, energy security and technology — while the AI boom intensifies the worldwide scramble for capital
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NATO’s Next Nightmare Could Come From France — The 2027 Election That Has the Alliance Worried
NATO’s Next Nightmare Could Come From France — The 2027 Election That Has the Alliance Worried
A radical shift in French foreign and defence policy is no longer an unthinkable scenario. The National Rally dominates early polling, while France’s unique military and nuclear power means the battle for the Élysée could reshape Europe’s entire security architecture.
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Iran Moves on Baghdad: Ghalibaf’s Mission Links Militias, Oil and the Battle for Iraq
Iran Moves on Baghdad: Ghalibaf’s Mission Links Militias, Oil and the Battle for Iraq
Tehran’s parliament speaker arrives as Baghdad faces a September 30 militia deadline and seeks Iranian help to keep oil moving through Hormuz
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Raptis: €500 a Month for “Neighborhood Nannies” as Greece Expands Family Support
Raptis: €500 a Month for “Neighborhood Nannies” as Greece Expands Family Support
The deputy minister outlined new measures for working mothers, workplace equality and protection from gender-based violence
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Ankara “Grays” the Aegean Again: Turkey Targets Greece’s New Offshore Energy Strategy
Ankara “Grays” the Aegean Again: Turkey Targets Greece’s New Offshore Energy Strategy
From marine parks to renewable energy, Ankara is widening the dispute as Athens moves to strengthen its footprint at sea
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Athens Pushes Back on Ankara: Greece–Cyprus Cable Accelerates as Turkey Opens New Front
Athens Pushes Back on Ankara: Greece–Cyprus Cable Accelerates as Turkey Opens New Front
Greece is moving on two tracks: restarting the Great Sea Interconnector while taking Turkey’s marine parks dispute international
