Shock for Cheap Online Shopping: EU to Tax TEMU and SHEIN Orders from the First Euro!
From 2026, the EU will remove the €150 exemption for small parcels, hitting low-cost imports from China and protecting European consumers.
From 2026, the EU will remove the €150 exemption for small parcels, hitting low-cost imports from China and protecting European consumers.
Athens plans to invest €3 billion in air defense systems and PULS artillery, strengthening its posture against Turkey.
Adonis Georgiadis signs a strategic Greece-Serbia Health Cooperation Memorandum to advance innovation and medical services.
€982M contract signed, Greek defense industry share >25%, first frigate delivery scheduled for December 2025.
A revamped U.S. strategy in the Eastern Mediterranean: energy power plays, strategic ports, and a potential Trump speech on the Acropolis.
Greece enters fiscal realism – Pierrakakis reveals the mistakes of 2015, outlines six years of reforms, and paves the way for digital transformation and growth.
Greece strengthens Lebanon’s military capacity by sending armored and personnel transport vehicles, signaling both security support and regional influence.
With EU support and new financing schemes, Athens and Nicosia aim to keep the Great Sea Interconnector alive.
Delivery of three Diamond surveillance planes and plans for new Canadair 515s signal a radical upgrade in Greek firefighting.
Greece backs the European Commission proposal to impose customs duties on small imports, strengthening European businesses and e-commerce transparency.
Mitsotakis pledges pay hikes: “From January, you’ll see money in your pocket” – The Elefsina development plans
From Athens to the White House: How Turkey is Forcing Greece to Look Abroad for the GSI Cable
As Europe struggles with soaring costs, Greece proves that healthcare can be both cheap and high-quality.
Transparency checks, €1,000 bonuses, and a new social policy model for housing and accessibility
Project update – New investors – Strengthening the Greece–Cyprus strategic partnership in the Eastern Mediterranean
The “5x5” Initiative
Greece at the crossroads of competing interests, forging new alliances, facing rivalries, and shaping energy routes that define the future.
Speeches by Pierrakakis, Carrer, Karavias, and Psaltis highlight strategic axes for investments, digitization, and internationalization.
Energy deals, the Cyprus issue, and the 2026 EU Council presidency: alliances and backroom moves revealed.
Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou reaffirmed that Greece’s main water utility will remain publicly owned, announcing a new growth and recruitment plan while warning of the mounting threats from drought and climate change.
Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis confirmed the formation of a criminal case for alleged forgery of signatures during the founding of Aphrodite Latidopoulou’s “Voice of Logic” party. The MEP denies the charges, blaming political rivals Konstantinos Bogdanos and Kyriakos Velopoulos.