Greece and Turkey Set for February 11 Summit Amid Aegean Tensions
Athens approaches talks with confidence under International Law, while Ankara maintains its “Blue Homeland” maritime strategy.
Athens approaches talks with confidence under International Law, while Ankara maintains its “Blue Homeland” maritime strategy.
€14.5 billion over five years, dual-use and defense-related projects – Greece prepares to capitalize on the EU’s new investment dynamics.
Political energy strategy in the spotlight — green leadership meets network strain and gas reliance
PMI rises to highest in five months on stronger production and export demand
The energy map of Europe is changing: Greece surpasses major markets with a dramatic improvement in electricity prices.
Finance Minister Pierakakis unveils measures targeting ENFIA cuts, rental tax relief, and urban redevelopment to strengthen domestic housing market.
Commemorating the three fallen officers, messages of national strength from Mitsotakis and Dendias, amid behind-the-scenes strategic signals in the Aegean.
How a Russian statement reopens the debate on great-power responsibility in the making of modern Turkey
Prime Minister speaks on defense, European strategic autonomy, and domestic political maneuvering
How reforming urban planning ties into foreign investment, environmental protection and Greece’s emerging geopolitical energy position
Funding approvals, geopolitical stakes and what Greece’s inclusion reveals about Europe’s defense reset
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I of Constantinople has publicly addressed the ongoing war in Ukraine, recent attacks against him from Russian sources, and broader geopolitical and ecclesiastical pressures in a forceful interview with the Greek newspaper Ta Nea.
In 2025, Greek tourism achieved a new record, exceeding €23 billion in revenue. 2026 starts with positive signs, although growth requires sustainable infrastructure and improvement of the tourism product.
The Minister of National Defense insists on calm and responsible responses to Turkish provocations, defending sovereignty and International Law, while outlining Greece’s relations with the US, strengthened cooperation with Israel, and Turkey’s opposition politics.
From January 1, 2026, the national pension in Greece will be increased across the board due to a 2.4 % upward adjustment in main pensions, affecting millions of retirees and related payments.
Government moves to end bureaucracy and delays as Greece reshapes its legal migration framework.
A milestone year for hydrocarbons with key sites in the Ionian Sea and Crete
Challenge the presumptive income rules? Brace for heavy fines.
Why a calm, peace-oriented statement unsettled Ankara and how the “calm waters” strategy turned into power
Greece‑Chevron Offshore Energy Deal
Historic investor appetite pushes yields down and secures half of Greece’s 2026 borrowing needs in one go