EU Kills “Turkaegean” Trademark for Good
Turkey’s attempt to brand the Aegean as its own has officially failed at the European Union level. The EU Intellectual Property Office’s Board of Appeals has…
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Why Chevron’s Move Into Greek Waters Has Ankara Watching Closely
Chevron’s move into Block 10 of the Southern Ionian Sea is reshaping the energy and geopolitical map of the Eastern Mediterranean, according to Dr. Charles…
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Greece Ranks Near the Bottom of Europe’s Tax Burden List
A single worker earning 100,000 euros gross in Greece takes home just 56,615 euros net, placing the country sixth from the bottom out of 31 European nations…
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Greece Is the Only EU Country Where Households Spend More Than They Earn
Greece is the only country in the European Union where households are spending more than they make, according to the latest OECD data. The net household…
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EU to Turkey on Cyprus Ban: “Either All 27 or None”
The European Commission publicly condemned Turkey on Thursday for blocking Cyprus from preparatory meetings ahead of COP31, calling Ankara’s behavior…
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Turkey Blocks Cyprus From COP31 Climate Talks It’s Hosting
Turkey is using its role as host of this year’s UN climate summit to freeze Cyprus out of preparatory meetings, five European diplomats and officials told…
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Turkey Blocks Israel-Cyprus-Greece Power Grid
Turkey is actively obstructing a planned undersea electricity cable that would connect Israel, Cyprus, and Greece, according to reporting by Israeli business…
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IMF Knew Greek Debt Was Unsustainable. It Imposed Austerity Anyway to Save German Banks
The IMF knew Greece’s debt was unsustainable in 2010 but imposed brutal austerity anyway, primarily to protect German and French banks holding Greek debt. That…
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Greece Set to Co-Build Europe’s 6th-Gen Fighter Jet
Greece is moving toward a co-production role in Europe’s next-generation fighter program, the Future Combat Air System (FCAS), with formal political decisions…
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Greece Arrests 20 in Crete Over EU Farm Subsidy Fraud
Greek police have arrested 20 people in Crete on suspicion of defrauding EU agricultural subsidies, according to Reuters. The arrests point to an organized…
