Trump Opens the Door to F-35 Sale to Turkey: “We Don’t Sanction Our Friends,” He Tells Erdoğan

At the NATO Summit in Ankara, US President Donald Trump signaled a major shift in Washington’s policy toward Turkey, saying the United States would consider selling F-35 fighter jets to Ankara and lift CAATSA sanctions. The remarks could reshape the strategic balance in the Eastern Mediterranean and mark a new chapter in US–Turkey relations.

Exarchou Eyes Amphitrite as DEPA Capacity Auction Continues on Route 2 of the Vertical Gas Corridor

Following a successful first round of capacity bookings, today's DESFA auction for Route 2 from Amphitrite is expected to draw intense competition, with the AKTOR–DEPA Commercial–Atlantic See LNG Trade consortium seeking to strengthen its position in Southeast Europe's emerging LNG corridor.

Greece Will Be Repaying Its Bailout Debt Until 2070 – More Than €230 Billion in Long-Term Obligations Remain

Although Greece's public debt ratio is falling rapidly and the country has regained investment-grade status, a new report by the Hellenic Fiscal Council shows that bailout-related obligations will continue until 2070, requiring decades of fiscal discipline and sustained primary surpluses.

Predator Spyware: Eight Victims Seek €7.6 Million in Damages in Landmark Civil Lawsuit

Journalists, intelligence officers, cybersecurity experts and former police officials launch the first major civil action over Greece's Predator surveillance scandal, seeking accountability from business figures linked to Intellexa and the spyware network.

FT: Blow to Greek Shipowners – Nearly $4 Billion Earned from Transporting Russian Oil Over Three Years

Financial Times investigation reignites debate over sanctions loopholes, the geopolitical role of Greek shipping, and the intersection of energy security and maritime strategy

Greece’s NATO Strategy Faces a Crucial Test in Ankara – F-35s, Trump and the New Balance with Turkey

Athens arrives at the NATO Summit as one of the Alliance’s most reliable allies, but the Trump–Erdoğan meeting and renewed discussions over F-35 fighter jets are creating fresh geopolitical dynamics that Greece is watching closely.

Prorata Poll: New Democracy Maintains Clear Lead as Greece's Political Landscape Fragments

The latest Prorata survey confirms New Democracy's dominant position while Alexis Tsipras' ELAS consolidates itself as the main opposition force. However, widespread dissatisfaction with the country's direction, persistent economic concerns and growing political fragmentation continue to define Greece's evolving political landscape.

Gerapetritis Reaffirms No Change on Turkey's F-35 Ban: "Greece's National Interests Are Non-Negotiable"

Addressing the Greek Parliament, Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis dismissed speculation about Turkey's possible return to the F-35 fighter jet program, stressing that U.S. legal restrictions remain fully in force. He also described Greek-American relations as being at their strongest point ever, highlighting Greece's strategic defense upgrades and unwavering commitment to safeguarding its national interests.

Atlantic See LNG Trade Strengthens Its Position in the Vertical Gas Corridor, Reinforcing Greece's Role as a Regional Energy Hub

The DEPA Commercial–AKTOR Group joint venture secured 13,000 MWh of daily capacity in the first annual auction under the new Vertical Gas Corridor commercial framework, marking a significant step toward strengthening Southeast Europe's energy security and expanding LNG trade across the region.

Can Europe Afford NATO's New Defence Spending Ambitions? The Alliance's €Trillion Challenge

NATO's commitment to raise defence spending to 5% of GDP marks the most ambitious military investment drive since the Cold War. But as leaders gather in Ankara, Europe faces a difficult question: can it finance rearmament while preserving fiscal stability and political support?

JP Morgan Upgrades Greece to 'Overweight', Sees Strong Capital Inflows Ahead

The U.S. investment bank expects Greece to attract around $1 billion in new capital as Greek equities prepare to join the Euro STOXX index, reinforcing the country's return to the global investment spotlight.

ESM Sounds Alarm for the Eurozone: War and Market Shock Could Threaten Growth and Public Debt

The European Stability Mechanism warns that rising geopolitical tensions and the risk of a correction in U.S. financial markets could push the Eurozone into recession, reignite inflation, and place additional pressure on public finances.