Greece at Yerevan: EU Strategic Autonomy and Security Message from Armenia Summit
Athens positions itself as an energy hub while calling for stronger European resilience amid war, hybrid threats, and energy insecurity
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UN Flashpoint: Greece Rebukes Turkey Over “Turkish Straits” Claim
UN Flashpoint: Greece Rebukes Turkey Over “Turkish Straits” Claim
Athens invokes the Montreux Convention, warning against “terminology drift” with geopolitical stakes
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Aegean on Edge: Dendias’ Doctrine Triggers Ankara Backlash and Strategic Tension
Aegean on Edge: Dendias’ Doctrine Triggers Ankara Backlash and Strategic Tension
Athens signals enhanced deterrence as Ankara denounces “provocative rhetoric”
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“HIGH-STAKES GAME IN LIBYA”: Battle over maritime zones and the Turkey–Libya deal
“HIGH-STAKES GAME IN LIBYA”: Battle over maritime zones and the Turkey–Libya deal
Athens opens channels with Tripoli and Benghazi — Ankara responds with military signaling and strategic maneuvering
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Dendias unveils new Aegean defense doctrine with drones and missiles, sends message to Turkey
Dendias unveils new Aegean defense doctrine with drones and missiles, sends message to Turkey
Shift toward “smart deterrence” and multi-layered security amid rising geopolitical tensions
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EIB unlocks Cyprus–Greece energy link: GSI shifts Eastern Mediterranean power map
EIB unlocks Cyprus–Greece energy link: GSI shifts Eastern Mediterranean power map
Financing breakthrough for Great Sea Interconnector as Athens–Nicosia push strategic autonomy and energy security
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“Concrete Clause” & Eurobonds: Athens–Paris axis reshapes Europe’s power balance
“Concrete Clause” & Eurobonds: Athens–Paris axis reshapes Europe’s power balance
Macron: “We will stand by your side” – Mitsotakis: “Article 42.7 is the crown jewel” – Push for joint EU debt
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Georgiadis Pushes Back: “No EU Override on Greek Justice” as Areios Pagos–EPPO Tension Escalates
Georgiadis Pushes Back: “No EU Override on Greek Justice” as Areios Pagos–EPPO Tension Escalates
Rising institutional friction between the Hellenic Supreme Court (Areios Pagos) and the European Public Prosecutor’s Office over judicial autonomy and term renewals
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SOUTHERN EU FRONT: Greece–Cyprus–Italy–Malta coordinate to prevent a 2015-style migration crisis
SOUTHERN EU FRONT: Greece–Cyprus–Italy–Malta coordinate to prevent a 2015-style migration crisis
Four Mediterranean states push for unified EU response as Middle East instability raises pressure on external borders
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Alexandros Exarchou: A New LNG Model Without Subsidies but with Massive Investments
Alexandros Exarchou: A New LNG Model Without Subsidies but with Massive Investments
The Vertical Corridor, long-term LNG agreements, and Greece’s rise as a new European energy hub
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Reset with Washington: Greece rethinks its U.S. strategy amid shifting global power dynamics
Reset with Washington: Greece rethinks its U.S. strategy amid shifting global power dynamics
A. Papadopoulou (Deputy FM): Recalibrating Greece’s policy toward the United States is now necessary
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Hot pressure in short-term rentals: Prices up, demand down in Greece’s “Airbnb” market
Hot pressure in short-term rentals: Prices up, demand down in Greece’s “Airbnb” market
Despite weaker demand and falling listings, Greek short-term rentals post higher prices and revenues, while Europe signals a summer rebound driven by cheaper stays and shorter trips.
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Greece Tax Crackdown: Millions Hidden in Fake Invoices, Online Sales & Offshore Income
Greece Tax Crackdown: Millions Hidden in Fake Invoices, Online Sales & Offshore Income
A sweeping audit by the tax authorities exposes a parallel economy of undeclared wealth, fake invoicing networks, and digital-era tax evasion schemes
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Greece–Estonia: Strategic convergence in digital governance, defence and European security
Greece–Estonia: Strategic convergence in digital governance, defence and European security
Tasos and Karis highlight shared values, Ukraine policy and expanded cooperation in technology and border management
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New power axis in the Eastern Mediterranean: Greece–Cyprus–Israel shift regional balances against Turkey
New power axis in the Eastern Mediterranean: Greece–Cyprus–Israel shift regional balances against Turkey
The deepening trilateral cooperation between Greece, Cyprus, and Israel is increasingly viewed as an emerging strategic bloc reshaping the geopolitical architecture of the Eastern Mediterranean, with Ankara reacting strongly to what it perceives as a new center of regional power.
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“12 Miles Without Retreat”: Greece’s Firm Response to Turkey at the UN
“12 Miles Without Retreat”: Greece’s Firm Response to Turkey at the UN
“Inalienable Right – No to Casus Belli”
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Greece on Europe’s Energy Map: Ionian Block 2 Could Transform Its Future
Greece on Europe’s Energy Map: Ionian Block 2 Could Transform Its Future
First offshore drilling in 50 years, potential €5+ billion investments, and a strategic shift toward becoming an energy producer in the Eastern Mediterranean
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Clash Over Rule of Law in Greece: Scandals, Surveillance and Institutional Trust at the Center
Clash Over Rule of Law in Greece: Scandals, Surveillance and Institutional Trust at the Center
A fierce showdown between Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Nikos Androulakis exposes deep political and institutional divides
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Surplus Surprise: Greece Nears 5% of GDP, Opening Room for Policy Moves
Surplus Surprise: Greece Nears 5% of GDP, Opening Room for Policy Moves
Strong fiscal overperformance, highlighted by Bloomberg, creates space for support measures while keeping pressure for discipline
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Holy Light: From Jerusalem to neighborhoods – Faith, emotion and political undertones
Holy Light: From Jerusalem to neighborhoods – Faith, emotion and political undertones
The journey of the Holy Light, the people who await it, and the ongoing debate over the role of the state in a timeless tradition.
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Greece Sees First Step Toward Energy De‑escalation Amid Middle East Ceasefire
Greece Sees First Step Toward Energy De‑escalation Amid Middle East Ceasefire
Athens views temporary calm in key maritime routes as a potential easing of global price pressures — but cautions that energy markets remain fragile and uncertainty persists.
