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  • “The Academic Year Will Not Be Lost”:Greece Moves to Shield Students Foreign University Faces Court Scrutiny

    “The Academic Year Will Not Be Lost”: Greece Moves to Shield Students as Foreign University Reform Faces Court Scrutiny

    Deputy Education Minister Nikos Papaioannou says the government’s landmark higher-education reform remains intact despite legal challenges – New certification procedures, further removals of long-term inactive students and a major push to expand student housing beyond 20,000 beds

    • Αφροδίτη Πάνου
    “The Academic Year Will Not Be Lost”:Greece Moves to Shield Students Foreign University Faces Court Scrutiny
  • “Iran Is Looking Toward Europe”: Athens on High Alert as Tehran’s Threat Expands Beyond the Middle East

    “Iran Is Looking Toward Europe”: Athens on High Alert as Tehran’s Threat Expands Beyond the Middle East

    Greece is reassessing its air and missile defenses as concerns grow that Iran could target U.S. or allied military facilities in southeastern Europe. Cyprus and Bulgaria are emerging as potential flashpoints, while Athens weighs how to protect Greek territory, support neighboring allies and deepen security coordination with Israel without becoming directly involved in the war.

    • Βασίλης Διαμαντάκος
    “Iran Is Looking Toward Europe”: Athens on High Alert as Tehran’s Threat Expands Beyond the Middle East
  • “Yes” to Trump, but With a Major Catch: Netanyahu Moves on Gaza Plan, Betting Hamas Will Not Disarm

    “Yes” to Trump, but With a Major Catch: Netanyahu Moves on Gaza Plan, Betting Hamas Will Not Disarm

    The Israeli prime minister yields to Washington’s pressure and agrees to advance the U.S. plan for Gaza — but deep skepticism in Israel over whether Hamas will actually surrender its weapons could turn disarmament into the decisive test for the territory’s future

    • Βασίλης Διαμαντάκος
    “Yes” to Trump, but With a Major Catch: Netanyahu Moves on Gaza Plan, Betting Hamas Will Not Disarm
  • “A New Order Without America”: Iran Returns to Baghdad as Iraq Becomes the Region’s Main Battleground Again

    “A New Order Without America”: Iran Returns to Baghdad as Iraq Becomes the Region’s Main Battleground Again

    Iran’s parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf arrives in Iraq calling for a new regional order free from foreign interference – At the same time, Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi is trying to bring armed factions under state control by September 30 and build a new strategic relationship with Washington

    • Βασίλης Διαμαντάκος
    “A New Order Without America”: Iran Returns to Baghdad as Iraq Becomes the Region’s Main Battleground Again
  • Europe’s Two Gateways in Africa: Why Ceuta and Melilla Are Becoming Geopolitical Flashpoints Again

    Europe’s Two Gateways in Africa: Why Ceuta and Melilla Are Becoming Geopolitical Flashpoints Again

    Migration, Morocco, border security and control of Europe’s southern frontier are pushing two Spanish enclaves back into the geopolitical spotlight – Madrid defends its sovereignty, Rabat maintains its claims, and the EU faces a border where Europe and Africa literally meet

    • Βασίλης Διαμαντάκος
    Europe’s Two Gateways in Africa: Why Ceuta and Melilla Are Becoming Geopolitical Flashpoints Again
  • “Bypassing Hormuz”: The UAE Builds a New Energy Lifeline That Could Reshape Gulf Oil Flows

    “Bypassing Hormuz”: The UAE Builds a New Energy Lifeline That Could Reshape Gulf Oil Flows

    A second pipeline to Fujairah is nearly 50% complete as Abu Dhabi accelerates plans to reduce its dependence on the Strait of Hormuz — The project, expected to become operational in 2027, could double ADNOC’s export capacity outside the strategic chokepoint and fundamentally strengthen the UAE’s energy security

    • Κώστας Καλλιαντέρης
    “Bypassing Hormuz”: The UAE Builds a New Energy Lifeline That Could Reshape Gulf Oil Flows
  • “Too Hot to Work”: Europe Puts “Heat Leave” on the Political Agenda

    “Too Hot to Work”: Europe Puts “Heat Leave” on the Political Agenda

    Climate change is beginning to rewrite Europe’s labour rules – Paid leave, shorter working hours, mandatory breaks and work stoppages during dangerous heat are moving up the agenda as Brussels considers how to protect workers in an increasingly hotter continent

    • Κώστας Καλλιαντέρης
    “Too Hot to Work”: Europe Puts “Heat Leave” on the Political Agenda
  • Greece Raises Its Shield Against Iran: F-16s in Cyprus, Patriots for Souda and Bulgaria

    Greece Raises Its Shield Against Iran: F-16s in Cyprus, Patriots for Souda and Bulgaria

    Athens is on heightened alert following reports that Tehran has considered US military targets in Cyprus and Bulgaria – Greek fighter jets remain deployed in Cyprus, Souda Bay is moving to the centre of defence planning, and Greece is examining its options for strengthening the missile-defence shield across NATO’s southeastern flank

    • Βασίλης Διαμαντάκος
    Greece Raises Its Shield Against Iran: F-16s in Cyprus, Patriots for Souda and Bulgaria
  • 14 New Housing Measures: Greece’s Big Push on Rents, Loans and Golden Visas

    14 New Housing Measures: Greece’s Big Push on Rents, Loans and Golden Visas

    A new “My Home” programme inspired by France, cheaper financing for affordable housing, social rentals, public land on the islands, student co-living and a redesigned Golden Visa are all on the table as housing moves to the top of Greece’s political agenda ahead of the Thessaloniki International Fair

    • Pagenews Editor
    14 New Housing Measures: Greece’s Big Push on Rents, Loans and Golden Visas
  • ‘Zero Hour’ for the Greece–Cyprus Power Cable: The Next Big Test With Turkey

    ‘Zero Hour’ for the Greece–Cyprus Power Cable: The Next Big Test With Turkey

    Athens is preparing for the resumption of marine surveys for the Great Sea Interconnector – France’s Meridiam has changed the equation, the Kasos precedent remains unresolved, and the crucial question is what happens if Ankara once again challenges a project of strategic importance to Greece, Cyprus and Europe

    • Βασίλης Διαμαντάκος
    ‘Zero Hour’ for the Greece–Cyprus Power Cable: The Next Big Test With Turkey
  • €23 Billion for Greece’s Next Day: The Plan Taking Over From the Recovery Fund

    €23 Billion for Greece’s Next Day: The Plan Taking Over From the Recovery Fund

    Athens is preparing for the post-RRF era – Greece’s 2026-2030 National Development Programme mobilises around €23 billion for infrastructure, regional development, digital transformation, artificial intelligence and green investment – The real challenge is maintaining investment momentum once the extraordinary flow of EU recovery funds comes to an end

    • Κώστας Καλλιαντέρης
    €23 Billion for Greece’s Next Day: The Plan Taking Over From the Recovery Fund
  • Dendias: ‘We Had More Colonels Than Sergeants’ – Greece Builds the Army of 2030

    Dendias: ‘We Had More Colonels Than Sergeants’ – Greece Builds the Army of 2030

    Greece’s defence minister outlines a radical transformation of the Armed Forces: fewer top-heavy structures, smaller and more agile units, drone training for conscripts, Greek-made counter-UAV systems and a new model of deterrence for 21st-century warfare

    • Αφροδίτη Πάνου
    Dendias: ‘We Had More Colonels Than Sergeants’ – Greece Builds the Army of 2030
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