Greece Leads the EU in Financial Insecurity. Half the Country Can’t Cover a 500€ Emergency
More than half of Greeks, 50.5%, cannot cover an unexpected expense from their own resources, according to new Eurostat data for 2025. That figure jumped…
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Cyprus Pays €25M for Greece-Cyprus Power Link, If Greek NAVTEX Lands by Month’s End
Cyprus is preparing to release €25 million toward the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI), the undersea electricity cable that would end the island’s energy…
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Libya’s Parliament Approves Turkey Maritime Deal After Speaker Swap
Libya’s parliament has approved a maritime agreement with Turkey and revoked a 2020 boycott decision, according to two Libyan MPs who spoke to Reuters on…
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12 Migrants, Including an Infant, Die off Lesbos and Samos in One Day
Twelve migrants died in two separate speedboat capsizings off the Greek islands of Lesbos and Samos on Monday, October 19, with an infant among the dead. Two…
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Italy May Force Greece to Hand Back Fagan Fragment
A deal Greece called a blueprint for getting the Parthenon Marbles back is now under legal fire in Italy, and Athens could be forced to return the ancient…
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TRT Haber: “Turkish Navy Waiting for Greek and French Ships”
Turkey’s state television defence outlet has warned of a potential naval confrontation with Greek and French vessels in the waters between Crete, Rhodes and…
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Turkey: “This Area Is Mine” – Ankara Seizes NAVTEX Authority East of Crete
Turkey declared jurisdiction over waters east of Crete on Friday, issuing a rival maritime navigation notice that directly challenges Greece’s authority to…
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AfD MP Krah: Greece Forced Cyprus Into the EU
A German AfD member of parliament is accusing Greece of exploiting its leverage over the 2004 EU enlargement to push Cyprus into the bloc while the island’s…
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Albania’s Rama: “I Will Not Resign” as Protests Enter Day 3
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama has flatly refused to resign as student-led protests entered a third straight day of violence in Tirana on Thursday, October…
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Turkish Media: France Holds the Key to Greek-Cyprus Cable Crisis
Turkey’s Hurriyet newspaper is warning that France holds the deciding card on whether the Greece-Cyprus undersea power cable triggers a new military standoff…
