Gerapetritis: Erdogan’s Reference to International Law a ‘Huge Added Value’ for Greece-Turkey Relations
Athens promotes stable dialogue with Ankara, bases discussions on international law, and maintains strategic calm.
Athens promotes stable dialogue with Ankara, bases discussions on international law, and maintains strategic calm.
Greece strengthens its defense strategy, clarifies policy toward Turkey, and highlights international partnerships.
The speech that sent signals—on the Vertical Corridor, Ukraine, and Athens’ rising geostrategic premium
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) moves to auction properties as over 2.3 million taxpayers face seizures.
At the 6th High-Level Cooperation Council, Athens and Ankara reaffirm dialogue—seven agreements signed, clear disagreements remain, and strong geopolitical signals sent on the Aegean, Gaza and Europe.
Mandatory online declarations for working hours, overtime and wage changes — A new era of transparency, compliance and real-time oversight for businesses and workers.
Athens and Ankara deepen structured economic dialogue with trade, investment and green transition on the table — The political backdrop and what’s really at stake.
A new Alpha Bank study reveals that despite high homeownership and a vast housing stock, Greek households spend 35.5% of their income on housing — the highest rate in the EU.
The Vertical Corridor, U.S. investments and the fine print of Europe’s break from Russian gas
Mitsotakis and Erdoğan revive the “positive agenda” amid shifting geopolitics in the Eastern Mediterranean
Robust private inflows, EU funds and bank lending to sustain growth beyond RRF era
Four offshore blocks, US energy giants and a strategic signal to Ankara and Brussels
Between smiles, trade targets and NAVTEX warnings, a fragile thaw hides old red lines
A double front in the EU and NATO – what is really discussed behind closed doors and Greece’s strategic stakes
Charged with leaking classified military and NATO information — A case shaking national security institutions
Turkish FM accuses Greek Defence Minister of obstructing progress in Greek-Turkish relations
Stournaras insists financial system is safe — but political and economic tensions bubble beneath the surface
Panagopoulos at the center of sweeping embezzlement investigation — unions shaken and politics boiling over
Prime Minister briefs Cypriot leader ahead of high‑stakes Ankara talks — but is unity hiding cracks?
The EU–India free trade agreement cuts tariffs and reshapes access, but entering the world’s largest market is neither easy nor politically neutral.
PPC’s return to Alexandroupolis is not just an energy move – it’s a geopolitical signal, a regional bet and a political message.