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  • “Ceuta Reshapes Europe” – Mitsotakis Joins 21 EU Leaders Calling for Tougher Migration Policy

    "Ceuta Reshapes Europe" – Mitsotakis Joins 21 EU Leaders Calling for Tougher Migration Policy

    Twenty-two European leaders, including Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, have urged the European Union to adopt a tougher stance on illegal migration following the mass arrivals in Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has rejected the criticism, warning that Europe must not respond to the crisis with division.

    • Pagenews Editor
    “Ceuta Reshapes Europe” – Mitsotakis Joins 21 EU Leaders Calling for Tougher Migration Policy
  • Europe’s Border Doctrine Under Pressure: Ceuta Exposes the Limits of the EU’s Migration Strategy

    Europe’s Border Doctrine Under Pressure: Ceuta Exposes the Limits of the EU’s Migration Strategy

    The unprecedented migrant surge into Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta has reignited a fundamental debate over Europe’s migration policy. While Brussels defended its long-term framework for migration management, the crisis exposed significant operational gaps, renewed political divisions among member states, and strengthened arguments in favor of stricter external border protection, a model long advocated by countries such as Greece.

    • Βασίλης Διαμαντάκος
    Europe’s Border Doctrine Under Pressure: Ceuta Exposes the Limits of the EU’s Migration Strategy
  • EU Unveils €30 Billion AI Strategy to Build Seven Gigafactories and Challenge the US and China

    EU Unveils €30 Billion AI Strategy to Build Seven Gigafactories and Challenge the US and China

    Source: POLITICO Europe | The European Commission has launched its most ambitious artificial intelligence infrastructure initiative to date, aiming to establish seven AI Gigafactories across Europe, mobilize €30 billion in investment, and strengthen the bloc's technological sovereignty in the global AI race.

    • Pagenews Editor
    EU Unveils €30 Billion AI Strategy to Build Seven Gigafactories and Challenge the US and China
  • Europe Is Rearming at Record Speed—But Still Can’t Decide Who Belongs in Its Defense Club

    Europe Is Rearming at Record Speed—But Still Can't Decide Who Belongs in Its Defense Club

    The EU's €150 billion SAFE fund is accelerating factory expansion, industrial integration and strategic autonomy. Yet the dispute over Britain's participation exposes a deeper political dilemma: Europe is building a common defense industry faster than it is defining the boundaries of its own security community.

    • Pagenews Editor
    Europe Is Rearming at Record Speed—But Still Can’t Decide Who Belongs in Its Defense Club
  • Europe’s Strategic Awakening Faces Its Greatest Test: Who Decides When Deterrence Becomes War?

    Europe's Strategic Awakening Faces Its Greatest Test: Who Decides When Deterrence Becomes War?

    France's Bastille Day military spectacle projected a vision of a stronger, more autonomous Europe. Yet behind the symbolism lies a fundamental strategic dilemma: the European Union is rapidly expanding its military capabilities but still lacks a unified political authority capable of making collective decisions in times of war. As uncertainty over America's long-term commitment grows, Europe's unfinished defence architecture is becoming one of the defining geopolitical challenges of the decade.

    • Αφροδίτη Πάνου
    Europe’s Strategic Awakening Faces Its Greatest Test: Who Decides When Deterrence Becomes War?
  • Can Europe Afford NATO’s New Defence Spending Ambitions? The Alliance’s €Trillion Challenge

    Can Europe Afford NATO's New Defence Spending Ambitions? The Alliance's €Trillion Challenge

    NATO's commitment to raise defence spending to 5% of GDP marks the most ambitious military investment drive since the Cold War. But as leaders gather in Ankara, Europe faces a difficult question: can it finance rearmament while preserving fiscal stability and political support?

    • Pagenews Editor
    Can Europe Afford NATO’s New Defence Spending Ambitions? The Alliance’s €Trillion Challenge
  • Greece Tops Europe as Hospitality Investment Destination, Ahead of Italy, Spain and France

    Greece Tops Europe as Hospitality Investment Destination, Ahead of Italy, Spain and France

    New international surveys rank Greece as the leading destination for hospitality investment in Europe, attracting 43% of investor preference. Despite the strong momentum, investors identify four key challenges: labour shortages, seasonality, the limited presence of international operators, and a shortage of investment-ready hotel assets.

    • Pagenews Editor
    Greece Tops Europe as Hospitality Investment Destination, Ahead of Italy, Spain and France
  • Papastavrou Pushes for a Genuine EU Power Market:“Europe Needs One Electricity Market,Not 27 Fragmented Ones”

    Papastavrou Pushes for a Genuine EU Power Market: “Europe Needs One Electricity Market, Not 27 Fragmented Ones”

    As EU Energy Ministers meet in Luxembourg, Greece is stepping up its call for deeper integration of Europe's electricity market. Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou argues that stronger cross-border grids and interconnections are no longer merely infrastructure projects but strategic pillars for Europe's competitiveness, energy security and economic cohesion. Athens is positioning itself as a leading advocate for a more integrated European Energy Union.

    • Κώστας Καλλιαντέρης
    Papastavrou Pushes for a Genuine EU Power Market:“Europe Needs One Electricity Market,Not 27 Fragmented Ones”
  • Greece–US Energy Alliance Reshapes Europe’s Energy Map

    Greece–US Energy Alliance Reshapes Europe’s Energy Map

    Against the backdrop of geopolitical instability in the Middle East, the war in Ukraine and Europe’s ongoing search for energy independence, Greece is emerging as a key gateway for American LNG into Southeastern and Central Europe. The Atlantic See–Venture Global agreement, the Vertical Corridor project and the strengthening of US-Greek energy cooperation are creating a new strategic reality for the continent.

    • Κώστας Καλλιαντέρης
    Greece–US Energy Alliance Reshapes Europe’s Energy Map
  • I Am Not Defending Myself,I Am Speaking With Facts:Avramopoulos,Qatargate,Europe’s Institutional Stress Test

    “I Am Not Defending Myself, I Am Speaking With Facts”: Avramopoulos, Qatargate and Europe’s Institutional Stress Test

    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?

    • Αφροδίτη Πάνου
    I Am Not Defending Myself,I Am Speaking With Facts:Avramopoulos,Qatargate,Europe’s Institutional Stress Test
  • Greece Joins Europe’s New Defense Architecture Through SAFE Program

    Greece Joins Europe’s New Defense Architecture Through SAFE Program

    By signing the SAFE agreement, Greece is not simply securing access to a new funding mechanism. It is positioning itself at the heart of Europe’s emerging defense and security strategy at a time of growing geopolitical uncertainty across the Mediterranean and beyond.

    • Pagenews Editor
    Greece Joins Europe’s New Defense Architecture Through SAFE Program
  • Greece Is Finally Off Europe’s Economic Watchlist. The Hard Part Starts Now

    Greece Is Finally Off Europe’s Economic Watchlist. The Hard Part Starts Now

    For the first time since the sovereign debt crisis, Brussels says Greece no longer faces macroeconomic imbalances. Markets see a success story. The numbers support it. But the next challenge may be even bigger.

    • Σοφία Χύτου
    Greece Is Finally Off Europe’s Economic Watchlist. The Hard Part Starts Now
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