Andy Burnham Becomes Britain's Sixth Prime Minister in a Decade

Britain's sixth prime minister in a decade assumes office following Keir Starmer's resignation, pledging to restore public trust, tackle the cost-of-living crisis and unveil a ten-year national renewal plan amid one of the country's most challenging political periods. (AP News)

AKTOR's €650 Million Capital Increase Oversubscribed 2.16 Times Before Wall Street Opens

Strong international investor demand propelled AKTOR's €650 million share capital increase to 2.16 times oversubscription within hours of launch, even before the Greek retail offering gained momentum and ahead of the opening of U.S. markets, underscoring broad confidence in the group's strategic growth plan.

Greek Foreign Ministry: "The Cyprus Issue Remains a Matter of Invasion and Occupation" – Athens Places Cyprus Back at the Center of Europe's Strategic Agenda

Fifty-two years after Turkey's invasion of Cyprus, Greece's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has reaffirmed that resolving the Cyprus issue remains a top national priority, describing it as an enduring challenge to international law, European security and the credibility of the rules-based international order.

SYRIZA at a Crossroads: Waiting for EL.A.S., the Dourou–Pappas Leadership and Polakis' Calculated Distance

The resignation of Socrates Famellos has accelerated political realignments across Greece's center-left. With lawmakers departing, expectations surrounding Alexis Tsipras' new political movement, EL.A.S., continue to grow, while the new SYRIZA leadership attempts to stabilize the party amid visible ideological divisions.

Hatzivassiliou: "Greece Is Not Following Developments—It Is Shaping the Region's New Geopolitical Balance"

Deputy Foreign Minister Tassos Hatzivassiliou has defended the government's foreign policy strategy against opposition criticism, arguing that Greece has significantly strengthened its diplomatic standing and military capabilities while positioning itself as a key strategic actor in the Eastern Mediterranean.

Mitsotakis: "Turkey's Occupation of Cyprus Is an Ongoing Crime – Cyprus Remains an Open Wound for Hellenism"

Marking the 52nd anniversary of Turkey's invasion of Cyprus, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis reaffirmed Athens' unwavering support for the Republic of Cyprus, rejecting any acceptance of the status quo and calling for a reunified island free of occupation forces and obsolete security guarantees.

52 Years On: Cyprus Remains at the Heart of Eastern Mediterranean Geopolitics

On the anniversary of Turkey's 1974 invasion, Greece reaffirmed that the Cyprus issue remains one of illegal occupation, as renewed regional tensions elevate the island's strategic importance for the European Union, NATO and the broader Eastern Mediterranean.

AKTOR Opens Order Book for €650 Million Share Capital Increase

The combined public offering and international private placement are now underway, as AKTOR seeks to raise up to €650 million to finance its new strategic growth plan in one of the largest equity offerings on the Athens Stock Exchange in recent years.

New Ankara Provocation: Turkey Raises the “Turkish Minority” Issue in Western Thrace Again Amid School Closures

Athens and Ankara clash over minority rights as Turkey accuses Greece of violating the Treaty of Lausanne, while Greece argues school suspensions are linked to demographic changes and declining student numbers

EU-27 Send Firm Message to Ankara: Cyprus Progress and an End to Threats Remain Key to Closer EU–Turkey Ties

The European Union links the future development of relations with Turkey to progress on the Cyprus issue, good neighbourly relations and the renunciation of any threat of force, according to a newly endorsed strategic document.

Turkey’s F-35 Strategy: The UAE’s Role, Erdoğan’s S-400 Exit Plan and the Growing Debate Inside NATO

Ankara is exploring the transfer of its Russian-made S-400 air defense systems to the United Arab Emirates in an effort to remove the main obstacle blocking its return to the F-35 program. The Trump administration appears open to a deal, but opposition remains strong in the U.S. Congress, while Greece, Cyprus, Israel and several NATO officials are closely watching the potential shift in the regional balance of power.

Greek Banks: From 45% Bad Loans to a Market Value Above €50 Billion – The 20 Numbers Behind an Extraordinary Comeback

Once viewed as the weakest link in Europe's financial system, Greek banks have completed one of the most dramatic recoveries in modern banking history. Non-performing loans have fallen to near-eurozone levels, lending is expanding at one of the fastest rates in the currency bloc, and the sector's combined market capitalization has surpassed €50 billion. Policymakers and bankers now say the challenge is no longer survival, but financing Greece's next phase of economic growth.