OPEKEPE, Hydrocarbons and Investments: The Triptych of Mitsotakis’ Weekly Review
Cleansing the agricultural sector, accelerating energy exploration and achieving record-breaking investments: the three pillars of the Prime Minister’s weekly review.
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EU Joint Debt for Strategic Autonomy: Mitsotakis’ Bold Plan
EU Joint Debt for Strategic Autonomy: Mitsotakis’ Bold Plan
The Greek Prime Minister pushes for European funding for defense, drones, and AI development.
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Greece Turns to France for Weapons – Handelsblatt Sees Germany “Left Out”
Greece Turns to France for Weapons – Handelsblatt Sees Germany “Left Out”
In its report, Handelsblatt focuses on Greece’s ambitious €25 billion armament program for the next decade, noting that while Athens is preparing for a massive military modernization, the German defense industry appears to be missing out — while France is emerging as the big winner.
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Chevron and Helleniq Energy Take Over Major Offshore Blocks in Crete and Peloponnese
Chevron and Helleniq Energy Take Over Major Offshore Blocks in Crete and Peloponnese
Greece rises to a strategic energy level with its largest gas exploration concession, strengthening its geopolitical footprint in the Eastern Mediterranean.
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“Mitsotakis Vindicated in Brussels: Europe Adopts His Vision of 360° Defense Shield!”
“Mitsotakis Vindicated in Brussels: Europe Adopts His Vision of 360° Defense Shield!”
From defense to energy and housing — Kyriakos Mitsotakis reaffirms his role as Europe’s anchor of stability.
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Mitsotakis in Parliament: “The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Does Not Belong to Any Government or Any Party”
Mitsotakis in Parliament: “The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Does Not Belong to Any Government or Any Party”
“The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier symbolizes the unity of Greeks against any national enemy,” he said, adding that “it represents the very definition of a place of coexistence, not confrontation.”
