Belgium vs. EU: How the Dispute Over Russian Frozen Assets Impacts the Eurogroup Presidency
Belgium’s hardline stance on Russian frozen assets shakes European plans and adds drama to the upcoming Eurogroup vote.
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BBC: Fears of feta shortage due to sheep and goat pox outbreak in Greece
BBC: Fears of feta shortage due to sheep and goat pox outbreak in Greece
Hundreds of thousands of sheep are being slaughtered in Greece because of the sheep and goat pox outbreak — a development which, according to the BBC, may affect the production and export of feta cheese.
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“Who Killed the European Dream?” – The Single Market at the Edge of Its Own Stagnation
“Who Killed the European Dream?” – The Single Market at the Edge of Its Own Stagnation
Four decades after Jacques Delors’ vision, Europe is stuck in paralysis, over-regulation, economic nationalism—and a crisis of political will
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Government in Panic – Farmers in Revolt: Clashes, Political Damage and the Risk of Christmas Chaos
Government in Panic – Farmers in Revolt: Clashes, Political Damage and the Risk of Christmas Chaos
The Prime Minister’s office fears a new wave of violent confrontations as the Thessalian plain turns into a political minefield.
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Brussels on High Alert: Ukraine Aid and the SAFE Program Dominate Monday’s Crucial EU Defence Council
Brussels on High Alert: Ukraine Aid and the SAFE Program Dominate Monday’s Crucial EU Defence Council
Bold disputes, fragile alliances, and Europe’s struggle to build real strategic autonomy
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US Capital Eyes Greek Ports: A New Geo-Investment Era for Shipping, Energy and Infrastructure
US Capital Eyes Greek Ports: A New Geo-Investment Era for Shipping, Energy and Infrastructure
How Washington’s interest, Greece’s port upgrades and the rise of LNG reshape the country’s strategic and economic footprint.
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Kasselakis Rules Out Mitsotakis – ND Under Fire from the Democracy Movement!
Kasselakis Rules Out Mitsotakis – ND Under Fire from the Democracy Movement!
“We will not legitimize the web of corruption” – Views on ENFIA, Tsipras, and Zoe Konstantopoulou
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Kerameus on Collective Agreements: “It Was an Agreement by Everyone – Beyond Parties and Colors”
Kerameus on Collective Agreements: “It Was an Agreement by Everyone – Beyond Parties and Colors”
What she said about the Social Agreement, pensions, and the “four pieces of good news” for retirees
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Mitsotakis: December brings substantial support for farmers with €3.7 billion in payments and new measures
Mitsotakis: December brings substantial support for farmers with €3.7 billion in payments and new measures
Government implements transparency and fair distribution measures, targeting real agricultural producers.
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Defense Becomes the “RRF Plus”: Banks and Greek Companies Enter a New Credit Expansion Arena
Defense Becomes the “RRF Plus”: Banks and Greek Companies Enter a New Credit Expansion Arena
As the RRF cycle closes, Greece pivots toward defense and technology as the next growth driver.
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EU’s SAFE Program Deadline Expires – Turkey, UK, and South Korea Left Out of €150B Defense Fund
EU’s SAFE Program Deadline Expires – Turkey, UK, and South Korea Left Out of €150B Defense Fund
Greece and Cyprus move ahead with strategic investments, while third countries are sidelined, revealing Europe’s geopolitical priorities.
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Greece Achieves Historic Labor Agreement: Mitsotakis Highlights First Collective Bargaining Expansion
Greece Achieves Historic Labor Agreement: Mitsotakis Highlights First Collective Bargaining Expansion by Center-Right Government
The Greek government pushes forward on labor reforms, social benefits, and digital modernization amid festive season preparations.
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Where Farmers Are Setting Up Road Blockades Today – Tractors Move onto National Highways
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Farmer mobilisations escalate today, Sunday (30 November), as hundreds of tractors from across Thessaly take to the roads. For the first time in years, mobilisations will not be scattered across many regions: instead, two large, centralised blockades are being organised — one in Nikaia, Larissa, and one in Karditsa.
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K. Tsoukalas: “Farmers are at breaking point – ND party ties behind the OPEKEPE scandal”
K. Tsoukalas: “Farmers are at breaking point – ND party ties behind the OPEKEPE scandal”
The PASOK–KINAL spokesperson criticizes reduced payments, rising burdens on farmers, and political links in the OPEKEPE affair.
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Digital overhaul: Over 1.2 billion public documents move into a unified state system by 2026
Digital overhaul: Over 1.2 billion public documents move into a unified state system by 2026
Greece is delivering the largest digitization project in its history, transforming public services, reducing bureaucracy, and creating a powerful national data asset.
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Kyriakos Pierrakakis Runs for Eurogroup Presidency: Signaling Greek Comeback and Political Stability
Kyriakos Pierrakakis Runs for Eurogroup Presidency: Signaling Greek Comeback and Political Stability
Pierrakakis’ candidacy strengthens Greece’s international profile while opening new prospects for the economy and domestic political balances.
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Greek Shipowners and Russian Oil: Shipping Continues Despite the War
Greek Shipowners and Russian Oil: Shipping Continues Despite the War
Despite sanctions and international pressure, oil transportation linked to Russia continues quietly in Greek waters.
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1700 Years After the First Council: Pope Leo XIV and Patriarch Bartholomew Seal Historic Christian Unity
1700 Years After the First Council: Pope Leo XIV and Patriarch Bartholomew Seal Historic Christian Unity
A landmark day for global Christianity, marking a renewed commitment to unity, memory and shared spiritual heritage.
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Shock in the Eurozone: Pierrakakis runs for Eurogroup president!
Shock in the Eurozone: Pierrakakis runs for Eurogroup president!
Greek Finance Minister takes on Belgian counterpart Van Peteghem with a bold plan for a strong, united Europe
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Adonis Georgiadis: A Historic Zero Clawback and a New Era in Diagnostic Spending
Adonis Georgiadis: A Historic Zero Clawback and a New Era in Diagnostic Spending
How the Ministry of Health Achieved What Once Seemed Impossible
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Papastavrou: “Attica Will Not Run Dry” – Emergency Plan for Water Shortage Unveiled
Papastavrou: “Attica Will Not Run Dry” – Emergency Plan for Water Shortage Unveiled
Attica has been declared in a state of emergency due to drought, as the Minister of Environment lays out immediate and long-term water management measures.
