De-escalation in the Middle East could boost growth, ease inflationary pressures and improve Greece’s economic prospects, according to the Bank of Greece’s Monetary Policy Report. However, geopolitical risks, demographic decline and the post-Recovery Fund era remain significant challenges.
The former European Commissioner insists that every professional activity he undertook after leaving office had been formally approved by the European Commission. Denouncing what he describes as political and media exaggeration surrounding the case, Dimitris Avramopoulos raises a fundamental question: can European institutions retroactively challenge activities they themselves previously authorized?
The government presents the legislative intervention as a long-overdue correction of an injustice affecting borrowers protected under the Katseli Law, shifting political pressure onto opposition parties that must now decide whether to support or challenge a measure with immediate social and economic benefits.
A new chapter is unfolding in the Qatargate investigation as the Greek Parliament is expected to examine a request to lift the parliamentary immunity of former European Commissioner and current MP Dimitris Avramopoulos following the issuance of a European Arrest Warrant by Belgian authorities.
Israel’s Minister of Diaspora Affairs, Amichai Chikli, has praised the strengthening strategic partnership between Israel, Greece and Cyprus, describing it as a key pillar of stability in the Eastern Mediterranean while launching a sharp attack on Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
The government seeks to transform a symbol of the bailout era into a strategic investment vehicle, aiming to channel capital into the sectors that will define Greece’s next phase of growth.
Ankara Raises the Stakes in the Eastern Mediterranean
The Greek Foreign Minister reaffirmed Athens’ commitment to the European integration of the Western Balkans, highlighting the region’s growing geopolitical importance and Greece’s ambition to play a leading role during its EU Council Presidency in 2027.
The Greek government shifts strategy from subsidies to increasing housing supply as the country’s housing crisis deepens.
Deadly clashes in southern Lebanon expose the limits of the Washington-Tehran agreement and raise fears of a new phase in the Middle East conflict.
As Washington and Tehran move toward détente, Ankara sees new opportunities in energy, trade and regional influence — but also the prospect of renewed rivalry with a revitalized Iran.
According to Axios, White House envoy Steve Witkoff is heading to Switzerland for potential nuclear talks with Iran, while Jared Kushner is already on the ground. President Donald Trump has renewed his 60-day ultimatum to Tehran, warning of consequences if a deal is not reached.
New analysis of HDIKA data highlights the impact of mandatory e-prescription controls and strengthens Greece’s public health strategy.
Greece’s National Housing Strategy 2026–2035 introduces four major interventions aimed at increasing housing supply, expanding access to affordable mortgages, attracting targeted investment, and potentially regulating parts of the rental market.
With a record participation of 1,253 judges and prosecutors, the Association of Judges and Prosecutors has delivered a powerful message to Greece’s political establishment ahead of the upcoming Constitutional Revision. Overwhelming support was expressed for abolishing Article 86 on ministerial criminal liability, alongside strong calls for changes in the selection of judicial leadership and greater institutional independence for the judiciary.
AXIOS: Vance warns Israel not to fight Trump over the Iran deal — A rare public rebuke exposes growing tensions between Washington and Jerusalem over the future of the Middle East order.
Dispute over “Paragraph 6,” regional instability, and competing interpretations threaten implementation before talks even begin
From trade tensions with Beijing to support for Kyiv and a historic budget battle, EU leaders gather in Brussels for a high-stakes summit that will test the Union’s unity and strategic direction.
The G7 summit was about far more than another joint statement on Ukraine. It marked something that seemed unlikely just months ago: a U.S. administration moving closer to Europe’s harder line on Russia. And Emmanuel Macron made sure everyone noticed.
New U.S. legislation places Greece at the heart of the India–Middle East–Europe Economic Corridor, reinforcing its strategic position as a gateway for trade, energy, and digital connectivity between three continents.
As Washington raises the price of transatlantic security, a handful of allies risk finding themselves on the wrong side of a rapidly changing alliance bargain.
