ADMIE Breaks the €1 Billion Barrier – Shares Hit Record Highs as London Bookbuild Gains Momentum

Investors are backing the capital raise and the €6 billion investment plan, while Capital Group’s €70 million commitment fuels fresh buying interest and pushes the stock to new all-time highs.

Mitsotakis and Amazon’s Panay Map Out Greece’s Digital Future

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Amazon executive Panos Panay discussed a broad range of investments spanning cloud infrastructure, artificial intelligence, satellite internet and research hubs, while Amazon confirmed that Kindle and Alexa will support the Greek language in the future.

GREECE’S €10 BILLION ENERGY BET: Hydrocarbon Exploration Returns to the National Agenda

With the first exploratory drilling scheduled for 2027, growing interest from Chevron, and potential state revenues estimated at up to €10 billion, Greece is positioning itself as a future energy player in the Eastern Mediterranean.

ENERGY CHESSBOARD IN THE EU: What the June 26 Energy Council Could Decide for Europe’s Future

From Russian natural gas and Middle East supply routes to electricity prices and the green transition, the upcoming EU Energy Council may shape Europe’s energy architecture for the next decade.

GEORGIADIS PUSHES FOR A MORE COMPETITIVE EUROPE: Biotechnology at the Heart of the EU’s Future Health Strategy

Speaking at the EU Health Ministers’ Council in Luxembourg, Greece’s Health Minister called for less bureaucracy, stronger investment incentives, and faster patient access to innovation, arguing that Europe risks falling behind the United States, China, and India in the global biotechnology race.

PASOK’s Election Machine Gears Up: New Faces, Strategic Transfers and the Battle for Attica

As Greece’s political landscape begins to shift ahead of the next national election, PASOK is accelerating its campaign preparations, finalizing candidate lists, courting new political figures and focusing heavily on Attica, the electoral battleground that could determine whether the party can re-emerge as a major force in Greek politics.

Turkey’s S-400 Gamble Returns to Center Stage as Fidan Heads to Moscow

With a NATO summit in Ankara just weeks away, Hakan Fidan’s trip to Moscow highlights Turkey’s delicate balancing act between Russia and the West — and could determine the future of US sanctions, F-35 negotiations and Ankara’s strategic position within NATO.

Ukraine’s EU Banking Overhaul: The Financial Road to Membership Runs Through Reform

Kyiv is accelerating efforts to align its banking and insurance sectors with EU standards by 2028, betting that financial modernization will unlock investment, support reconstruction, and strengthen its case for European Union membership.

Bakoyannis Unleashes Broadside: “Tsipras Is Arrogant, Samaras Is Wrong, Androulakis Isn’t Convincing”

In one of her sharpest political interventions in recent months, Dora Bakoyannis took aim at rivals and critics alike, dismissing Alexis Tsipras’ comeback prospects, warning Antonis Samaras against launching a new party, and questioning the leadership credentials of PASOK’s Nikos Androulakis.

Britain Escalates Energy Pressure on Russia as G7 Opens New Economic Front

With global markets focused on the Iran peace deal and falling oil prices, the UK is using the G7 summit to tighten the screws on Moscow’s energy revenues, targeting the shadow fleet that continues to fund Russia’s war economy.

Trump, Vance Sign Iran-US Framework: A Diplomatic Breakthrough or a Fragile Truce?

Washington and Tehran move toward a historic agreement as global markets, energy security and Middle East stability hang in the balance

ALCO Poll: New Political Landscape Emerges as New Democracy Leads, Tsipras Returns, and PASOK Slides

A new ALCO opinion poll for Alpha TV reveals significant shifts in Greece’s political landscape, with New Democracy maintaining a clear lead, Alexis Tsipras’ newly formed political movement securing second place, and PASOK suffering notable losses. The findings also suggest that while new political formations are attracting attention, many voters still view them more as vehicles for protest than as credible governing alternatives.