Greece Caps Hotel Beds on Saturated Islands
Greece is overhauling how tourism development works across its islands, with Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni and Environment Minister Stavros Papastavrou…
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Turkey Warns France: “Do Not Deploy” Troops to Cyprus
Turkey is sounding the alarm over France’s plan to send soldiers to Cyprus, warning the move could escalate tensions across the eastern Mediterranean. Cypriot…
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Belgian FM: “No European Security Without Turkey”
Belgium’s Foreign Minister Maxime Prevot told Turkish state media outlet Anadolu Agency that there is no way to discuss any European security architecture…
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Greece Chosen as EU Satellite Hub for Secure Military Comms
Greece has been selected as one of only two countries in the European Union to host a GOVSATCOM Hub, a critical ground station for encrypted…
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Greeks Distrust the EU More Than Any Other Member State
Greeks are more distrustful of the European Union than any other population in the 27-member bloc, according to a new Eurobarometer survey published this week.
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Turkey’s Middle East Power Grab Has Greece in Its Way
Turkey is making a calculated move to position itself as the dominant transit hub of the Middle East, and Greece is standing directly in its path. That’s the…
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US UFO Files Name the Aegean in 2024 Sightings
The U.S. government’s latest UFO document release includes previously classified military records tied directly to the Aegean Sea, with American personnel…
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US Files Reveal Diamond UFO Tracked Over the Aegean
A diamond-shaped object traveling at roughly 800 kilometers per hour was tracked over the Aegean Sea in January 2024 by American aircrew, according to US…
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Greece Protects 251 Beaches From Commercial Use
Greece has expanded its list of protected “untrodden beaches” to 251 sites, banning commercial activity and concessions from some of the country’s most…
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Turkey to UN: Cyprus Has No Right to Its Own Gas
Turkey has sent a formal protest letter to the United Nations claiming that Cyprus’ natural gas agreement with Egypt, signed in March, violates the rights of…
