Cyprus Talks Gain Momentum: Christodoulides and Erhürman Agree to Meet Every Week

“We are on the right track,” Cyprus President says after more than two hours of talks — UN-backed process intensifies as both sides prepare the ground for the next critical phase

Trump Camp Erupts Over Tom Barrack: Pressure Mounts on U.S. Ambassador to Turkey

Barrack’s comments on the Golan Heights, Israel and Turkey trigger a fierce MAGA clash — Laura Loomer demands his removal, while Richard Grenell insists he is carrying out Trump’s “America First” policy

Mitsotakis at the UN: Talks With Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett as Race for Next Secretary-General Takes Shape

The UN Secretary-General candidate presented her priorities to the Greek prime minister, who underscored Greece’s commitment to multilateralism and a strong United Nations

Israel’s Ambassador “Votes” Mykonos: “Israelis Fall in Love With Greece” as Tourism Hits Record High

Pninat Yanay chose Mykonos for a large family holiday and delivered a warm message about Greece — 743,841 Israelis visited the country in 2025, nearly 20% more than a year earlier

Israel Recalibrates Syria Strategy: Netanyahu Explores Security Deal With Damascus as Turkey Looms Large

After striking Syria’s Abu al-Duhur airbase, Israel is testing a diplomatic reset with Damascus as Washington pushes de-escalation and Turkey’s expanding military role emerges as the central strategic fault line.

Greece and Italy Seal FREMM Deal: Two Bergamini-Class Frigates for Hellenic Navy

Athens and Rome will sign the Implementing Arrangement on September 8 – Carlo Bergamini to arrive in 2028, Virginio Fasan in 2029, as Greece builds a more powerful blue-water fleet

ECB Exposes Banks’ Geopolitical Blind Spot: Stress Tests Reveal Dangerous Liquidity Gaps

From Hormuz and Ukraine to Taiwan and cyberattacks, 110 banks designed their own crisis scenarios — but Frankfurt found overly optimistic assumptions exactly where a geopolitical shock could turn into a funding crisis

Erdogan-Aligned Turkish Commentator Warns Greece Could “Lose the Aegean” in War Scenario

İbrahim Karagül outlines an extreme conflict scenario involving Turkey, Greece, Cyprus and Israel — invoking the Aegean islands, Western Thrace and a new Turkish intervention in Cyprus

Greek Power Prices Hit 2026 Record at €184.47/MWh as September Bills Come Into Focus

Wholesale electricity prices jumped more than 6% in a single day, with natural gas supplying 38.3% of the generation mix and intraday prices reaching €260.91/MWh

Antiparos Overtakes Mykonos as Greece’s Most Expensive Island Property Market

Asking prices have reached €7,600 per square metre as limited supply and international demand reshape Greece’s luxury real estate map

Beijing Warns Washington: “Don’t Interfere” With China–Iran Trade as Sanctions War Goes Global

China rejects Trump’s new secondary sanctions and vows to protect its economic ties with Tehran — Iranian oil, Chinese banks and the dollar system are turning the U.S.–Iran confrontation into a potentially explosive test of U.S.–China relations

EU’s €2 Trillion Budget Battle Begins as António Costa Tours Capitals to Break the Deadlock

Germany, Italy, Spain and other member states are heading for a showdown over who pays for Europe’s next priorities — from defence and Ukraine to agriculture and industrial policy