Gaza: Miami Becomes the New Diplomatic Front as the Second Phase of the Ceasefire Hangs by a Thread
High-level mediators, clashing red lines, and the risk that a fragile truce collapses before a political “day after” exists
High-level mediators, clashing red lines, and the risk that a fragile truce collapses before a political “day after” exists
Thursday will decide who takes the Eurogroup presidency, with Greek Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis enjoying Mediterranean backing while his Belgian rival faces behind-the-scenes challenges.
Washington “rewrites” the peace plan, Europe unites, and Putin reads the subtle shifts of power
Despite sanctions and international pressure, oil transportation linked to Russia continues quietly in Greek waters.
The Greek Health Minister backs major foreign investment in longevity medicine, aiming to position Greece as a regional hub for high-end medical tourism
A secret Athens–Kyiv deal to produce armed naval drones in Greek shipyards opens a new geopolitical chapter across the Aegean, the Black Sea and the Eastern Mediterranean — while Ankara sees a strategic axis forming without her.