STATE DEPARTMENT FREEZES F-35 DEAL: U.S. Blocks Turkey Until S-400 Issue Is Resolved

Washington makes it clear that Ankara has yet to meet the legal requirements for acquiring F-35 fighter jets, reaffirming its firm stance despite continued strategic cooperation within NATO.

Ankara Sends the Oruç Reis Back: NAVTEX for Pipeline to Northern Cyprus and a New Energy Fait Accompli

Turkey has launched seismic surveys through August 30 for the planned Anamur–Teknecik gas pipeline. Behind the stated goal of supplying northern Cyprus with natural gas, Nicosia sees deeper integration of the occupied area into Turkey and a fresh attempt to reshape the balance of power in the Eastern Mediterranean.

Zacharaki: Entry Scores, 5,500 Appointments and 10,000 New Student Beds Reshape Education

Speaking to ERTNews, Greece’s Education Minister outlined the government’s roadmap for university entry scores, non-state universities, student housing, permanent teacher recruitment, upper secondary school reform and the redevelopment of university buildings.

The 407 Donations Worth Over €111 Million Strengthening Greece’s Armed Forces

Banks, energy groups, shipping families, charitable foundations and institutional bodies are financing critical infrastructure, drones, cyber defence, military hospitals and academies. Nikos Dendias is seeking to revive Greece’s tradition of national benefactors—under the essential condition of full transparency and operational value.

Mitsotakis–Montenegro: “Europe Cannot Do More With Less”

Greece and Portugal are forming a common front for a stronger EU budget, increased defence investment, protection of cohesion funding and the Common Agricultural Policy, as well as the defence of freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz.

Trump Unveils Up to 200% Tariffs on Imported Generic Drugs, Escalating Global Trade Tensions

The U.S. president plans sweeping tariffs on imported generic medicines in a bid to bring pharmaceutical manufacturing back to America, a move that could reshape global supply chains, increase production costs and trigger fresh uncertainty across the healthcare industry.

Pierrakakis’ Bold Brussels Plan: Turning Europe’s Airwaves Into Billions for the EU Budget

Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis has put forward one of the most ambitious proposals yet for financing the European Union’s next long-term budget. His plan would redirect revenues from national spectrum auctions toward the EU budget and technology investment, linking fiscal reform with 5G development, digital sovereignty and Europe’s effort to compete with the United States and China.

Trump, Netanyahu and Mamdani: The New Geopolitical Clash That Could Shape America's Political Future

The growing confrontation surrounding Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has evolved far beyond the Middle East. It is becoming a defining political battlefield in Washington, where President Donald Trump and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani—despite standing at opposite ends of the political spectrum—both appear to benefit from keeping the conflict alive rather than resolving it.

Europe's Strategic Awakening Faces Its Greatest Test: Who Decides When Deterrence Becomes War?

France's Bastille Day military spectacle projected a vision of a stronger, more autonomous Europe. Yet behind the symbolism lies a fundamental strategic dilemma: the European Union is rapidly expanding its military capabilities but still lacks a unified political authority capable of making collective decisions in times of war. As uncertainty over America's long-term commitment grows, Europe's unfinished defence architecture is becoming one of the defining geopolitical challenges of the decade.

"A Small Miracle": Adonis Georgiadis Reflects on The Ellinikon and Praises Latsis and Athanasiou

From an abandoned airport that symbolized years of economic stagnation to Europe's largest urban regeneration project, The Ellinikon has become a landmark investment reshaping Greece's economic outlook. Former Development Minister Adonis Georgiadis credits political determination, while highlighting the vision of Lamda Development CEO Odysseas Athanasiou and the long-term commitment of investor Spyros Latsis.

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.