Washington has issued one of its broadest regional travel advisories since the conflict with Iran escalated, urging Americans across the Middle East to prepare for possible departures. The warning comes amid growing fears of renewed military escalation, airspace disruptions and mounting risks to global energy and shipping routes.
Trump’s declaration that the agreement with Tehran is “over” did more than revive tensions. It shifted Iran’s center of gravity from diplomacy to the Revolutionary Guards, who are now shaping how, where and how hard Tehran responds.
As Washington and Tehran move toward détente, Ankara sees new opportunities in energy, trade and regional influence — but also the prospect of renewed rivalry with a revitalized Iran.
Dispute over “Paragraph 6,” regional instability, and competing interpretations threaten implementation before talks even begin
From Rabat to Abu Dhabi and Kazakhstan, Washington is building a new security architecture just as NATO faces growing internal strain
Athens–Doha: A New Geopolitical and Economic Phase Amid Middle East Turbulence
Cautious optimism for peace by 2026 as high-stakes diplomacy unfolds at the White House
Tehran links the resumption of talks to lifting the U.S. naval blockade, turning the Strait of Hormuz into a lever of global pressure
The European Commission launches a coordinated energy strategy combining fuel logistics, gas purchasing coordination, tax reform, and accelerated clean energy transition to stabilize markets under geopolitical pressure.
The EU Military Committee meeting in Nicosia signals a shift toward a tougher geopolitical posture
The Independent Commission for the Reform of International Corporate Taxation (ICRICT), co-chaired by Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz, is calling for governments to impose a windfall tax on extraordinary profits made by energy companies amid rising geopolitical tensions and surging energy prices linked to the Middle East crisis.
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.
Disruptions in Middle East travel and declining Gulf hub connectivity are diverting tourists to safer, well‑connected destinations — with Greece and Istanbul among the emerging beneficiaries.
In a world marked by unprecedented geopolitical volatility, Israel emerges as a beacon of strategic deterrence and regional stability. From countering the Iranian threat to managing complex proxy dynamics with Hezbollah, Israel’s capabilities extend far beyond conventional military power—they safeguard democratic values, global energy security, and the integrity of the international order.
Exclusive analysis of Georgios Kampas’ insights on Greece’s security, deterrence, and regional challenges
Greek Foreign Ministry weighs contingencies to ensure the annual transfer of the Holy Fire despite regional instability
Amid escalating geopolitical tensions and energy shocks, Athens moves to contain price surges and protect households and tourism
Opposition parties demand the return of Greek Patriot systems amid government celebrations
At the Bloomberg “Greek Energy: The New Era” conference, the Prime Minister unveils Greece’s strategic moves amid the energy and geopolitical crisis.
Israel’s Ambassador to Greece, Noam Katz, explains on pagenews.gr to the journalist Sofia Chytou the strategic cooperation with the U.S. under Donald Trump, the close personal relationship with Prime Minister Netanyahu, Israel’s approach to Iran and Hezbollah, the resilience of the Israeli economy, and the importance of the partnership with Greece in defense, energy, and technology. This interview demonstrates why Israel remains a pillar of stability in the Middle East.
The rise in maritime fuel prices burdens transportation and passengers alike
