Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou says Greece will not seek Turkey’s approval to exercise its sovereign rights, while outlining a three-year strategy built around renewables, storage, island interconnections and self-consumption to reduce the country’s dependence on natural gas and external energy shocks.
A US-backed company is taking control of 17 Venezuelan oil projects, including assets previously operated by Chinese and Russian interests, as Washington secures a 35% stake, privileged access to production and a new strategic energy foothold in the Western Hemisphere
Greece’s foreign minister says Athens will not seek Turkish permission for the Greece–Cyprus electricity interconnector, signals a possible restart of survey and cable-laying operations within 2026, and links dialogue with Ankara to stronger deterrence, deeper alliances and European-backed infrastructure
Athens upgrades ties with Beirut, sends additional military equipment and puts “energy bridges” to Europe on the agenda — revealing a broader Greek strategy to turn the Eastern Mediterranean into a corridor of security, connectivity and power
The Greek premier condemend the terrorist attack against Israel and said that Greece, with Europe and all civilized world, condemns the pictures of horrors with firing against civilians. "We recognise Israel's right to self-defence, but this massacre should end as soon as possible," he underlined.
The Greek economy, along with all other European economies, is affected by this external crisis
