From Sofia to Montenegro, the Greek PM calls for a new EU borrowing mechanism for defense while advancing energy corridors and regional infrastructure links across the Balkans.
Eurelectric and industry leaders call for coordinated energy and digital policies as AI infrastructure accelerates across Europe
For the first time since the sovereign debt crisis, Brussels says Greece no longer faces macroeconomic imbalances. Markets see a success story. The numbers support it. But the next challenge may be even bigger.
Mitsotakis promises a public-sector revolution — but admits: “AI will wipe out jobs”
Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis says Europe now faces asymmetric threats from both north and south — where energy dependence, maritime instability, and geopolitical fragmentation redefine security
OECD data reshapes the economic narrative as Greece posts strong real income gains, while debate intensifies over whether recovery is felt or only measured
Brussels sends hard-hitting message to Ankara as MEPs push for Cyprus talks under bizonal federation framework
Greek finance minister calls for unified capital markets, banking consolidation, and European “champions” to restore competitiveness against the US and China
EU ministers consider offshore asylum processing centres in Africa and beyond, in a controversial shift reshaping migration geopolitics.
Strategic alignment between Athens and Nicosia signals stronger geopolitical coordination in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Brussels freezes implementation of the Turnberry agreement, reigniting transatlantic tensions and raising fears of a major economic confrontation between Washington and Europe.
Leaders meet in Armenia, Brussels, and Paris as geopolitical shocks and U.S. pressure test EU unity and strategy
Washington’s troop drawdown pushes Germany and its allies toward greater defense autonomy
From airports to industry, energy supply is emerging as Europe’s next major political challenge
France pushes strategic autonomy and military power, while Germany remains Europe’s economic engine with a more cautious geopolitical stance
Greek PM sends a clear message on European strategic autonomy, stressing that the EU must become capable of protecting its member states independently
The EU Military Committee meeting in Nicosia signals a shift toward a tougher geopolitical posture
Adonis Georgiadis defends freedom of speech and warns of institutional overreach in Europe
First offshore drilling in 50 years, potential €5+ billion investments, and a strategic shift toward becoming an energy producer in the Eastern Mediterranean
MEPs warn of democratic backsliding, call for compliance with international law, while still stressing Turkey’s strategic importance for EU security and regional stability.
The continent accelerates strategic autonomy amid Iran war tensions and fractures inside the Alliance
