Politico Focuses on Turkey, Cyprus & Greece – Alliances or Deadlocks?
International pressure mounts over Cyprus’ EU Council Presidency, the Turkish “thorn,” and strategic partnerships between Athens, Nicosia, and Brussels.
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Europe’s Quiet Panic: Why Brussels Is Nervous About Cyprus, Turkey and the EU’s Strategic Fault Lines
Europe’s Quiet Panic: Why Brussels Is Nervous About Cyprus, Turkey and the EU’s Strategic Fault Lines
From Politico’s warnings to closed-door anxiety in Brussels, Europe’s geopolitical cohesion is being tested at the worst possible moment.
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PASOK steps up pressure with farmers front and sustained confrontation with the government
PASOK steps up pressure with farmers front and sustained confrontation with the government
After the holidays, PASOK shifts into high gear, activating its party machinery and targeting open social fronts, starting with the agricultural sector.
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Housing, farmers’ roadblocks and polling alarms: Mitsotakis’ high-stakes budget speech for 2026
Housing, farmers’ roadblocks and polling alarms: Mitsotakis’ high-stakes budget speech for 2026
The roadmap to 2030, new housing tools, strong public backing for farmers and a government under pressure.
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Government plans new super-ministry for Research, Technology–Mitsotakis: “Greece can lead in AI”
Government plans new super-ministry for Research, Technology & Higher Education – Mitsotakis: “Greece can lead in AI”
At the Forbes 30 under 30 event, the Prime Minister outlined the government's new vision for innovation, entrepreneurship and the creation of a unified ministry that could reshape Greece’s higher-education and research landscape.
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PPC unveils €10.1bn plan with €2.9bn EBITDA and full lignite phase-out by 2026 in bold new strategy
PPC unveils €10.1bn plan with €2.9bn EBITDA and full lignite phase-out by 2026 in bold new strategy
A striking 93% of total investments will be directed to new projects, from 6.3 GW of new RES across Greece and Southeast Europe to 1.5 GW of flexible capacity including large-scale batteries, modern gas units and hydroelectric projects.
