Greece Bets on Woman for ECB Vice-President: Christina Papakonstantinou in the Spotlight
While other EU nations back men, Athens pushes a female candidate with unmatched credentials
While other EU nations back men, Athens pushes a female candidate with unmatched credentials
A sweeping CCS framework unleashes record investments from Titan, Heracles, Motor Oil, DESFA and Energean, reshaping Greek heavy industry.
Greece’s LNG infrastructure in Alexandroupolis is set to expand with longer-duration products and extended auctions, enhancing connectivity to Ukraine and Southeast European markets.
CrediaBank is entering an assertive new phase of expansion, with CEO Eleni Vrettou confirming that the bank is in advanced discussions for the integration of additional ancillary activities. Speaking at the 2nd International Conference “Redefining the Futures Horizons: Designing Tomorrow’s Sustainable Strategies”, organized by TMΕΔΕ, Vrettou revealed that one — and possibly two — new partnerships could be announced before the end of 2025, validating earlier reporting by Crisis Monitor.
The sudden acceleration of procedures for the sub-concession of key sections of the Port of Elefsina is not just another infrastructure initiative. It signals a strategic realignment of Greece’s geopolitical orientation, a recalibration of the U.S.–China balance in the Aegean, and a bold political gamble by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis. The Elefsina project reveals a new doctrine in which Athens is no longer merely reacting to global developments — it is actively shaping them.
Greece insists on structured dialogue with Turkey solely on EEZ and continental shelf, rejecting revisionist proposals
The Metlen president voices deep concern over the operational model of the EU institutions
A blistering intervention on the Tempi tragedy targeting the EU, the Commission, the EU Railway Agency, and the Transport Commissioner
Rejection leaves MoD in turmoil – Katrinis denounces sloppiness and lack of transparency
The government introduces a €1,700 monthly pension for victims’ families and burn survivors, alongside full debt relief and medical coverage.
The government enforces the law on farmers’ protests, while voices within New Democracy call for an immediate resolution.
Thursday will decide who takes the Eurogroup presidency, with Greek Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis enjoying Mediterranean backing while his Belgian rival faces behind-the-scenes challenges.
At the 27th Capital Link Invest in Greece Forum, the Prime Minister highlights FDI opportunities, energy partnerships, and political stability.
EU Justice and Home Affairs ministers agree on a new framework prioritizing Greece, Italy, Cyprus, and Spain in the migration solidarity mechanism.
With a “safety net” and project prioritization, Athens guarantees full utilization of the European SAFE defense fund.
Brussels scrambles to secure €210 billion in guarantees as Hungary blocks funding and Belgium fears legal retaliation over frozen Russian assets
Greece enters a new era of healthcare with Adonis Georgiadis accelerating digitalization, prevention programs, and a stronger NHS.
The Mitsotakis government unveils a new housing package with major subsidies, taxes on idle properties and Spain-style incentives for affordable rents.
The interconnection delivers cheap green energy, reduces emissions, and boosts national competitiveness.
Clash over the supremacy of EU Law vs. Article 86 and citizen protection in corruption cases.
Jamie Dimon warns that Europe is losing business, innovation, and capital — and that a weakened EU poses a strategic risk for America