Oil, Gas and High-Level Decisions: 2026 Will Decide Revenues and Energy Autonomy
Greek hydrocarbons at the crossroads of investment, geopolitics and fiscal expectations
Greek hydrocarbons at the crossroads of investment, geopolitics and fiscal expectations
From Politico’s warnings to closed-door anxiety in Brussels, Europe’s geopolitical cohesion is being tested at the worst possible moment.
A little-known territory at the Horn of Africa becomes a strategic fault line, as Israel moves first, Turkey reacts nervously and global powers recalibrate their interests along the world’s most critical maritime corridor.
High-level mediators, clashing red lines, and the risk that a fragile truce collapses before a political “day after” exists
Thursday will decide who takes the Eurogroup presidency, with Greek Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis enjoying Mediterranean backing while his Belgian rival faces behind-the-scenes challenges.
Washington “rewrites” the peace plan, Europe unites, and Putin reads the subtle shifts of power