Navigating between the two global powers increasingly looks like walking a tightrope for Europe
Androulakis underscored the urgency of collective action in the face of growing regional instability, emphasizing that "immediate solidarity and joint initiatives" are essential to addressing the evolving challenges.
The Council’s agenda will include critical issues amid developments in the Middle East, as well as the ongoing Ukraine-Russian war.
It is the fourth cut of interest rates by Europe’s central bank, a move expected by the markets and financial analysts leading to the rate settling at 3%.
Trump is threatening Europe over trade and war. What comes next will depend partly on Ursula von der Leyen
Predicting Syria’s trajectory is fraught with uncertainty, given the many volatile variables at play. Yet, among the few certainties is the stark reality that Russia and Iran are emerging as the major losers in this upheaval.
New tariffs under Donald Trump would pose yet another challenge for Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz and BMW
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis also raves over opening of new Thessaloniki metro in interview with long-time presenter Richard Quest
Less than half of Greeks reported that they live in a smoke-free home.
Goldman Sachs highlights Greece, Spain, and Portugal are outpacing other Eurozone members in growth in the post-COVID era.
"Today is a good day for Europe," the President of the European Commission said in a post on X regarding the approval over her proposed College of Commissioners
The findings showed the Greek capital recording a 31% rise in demand on a year-on-year basis for short-term bookings
The first nationwide European Digital Innovation Hub in Agri-Food, DigiAgriFood, was officially presented during an informational event in Thessaly, organized by the Region of Thessaly and the University of Thessaly. The event, part of the program DigiAgriFood: Digital Transformation and Green Transition of the Agri-Food Value Chain in Central and Northern Greece, was inaugurated by […]
Debate grows as Ukraine is hit by one of the biggest aerial bombardments of the war
Growing geopolitical tensions threaten pipeline supplies and colder temperatures accelerate storage withdrawals
By 2026, the reduction in public debt is expected to bring it close to 140% of GDP.
EU leaders discuss whether the continent could plug any funding gap
The European leaders’ agenda of discussions is expected to focus on the outcome of the recent U.S. elections and how it will impact the EU.
The breaking point came when Lindner rejected Scholz’s proposed additional funding for military aid to Ukraine
The primary source of concern is the new president’s stated intention to impose general import tariffs of 10% to 20% to boost local employment in the U.S.