Europe’s airports and airlines warn of potential four-hour queues this summer as the Schengen EES biometric border system rolls out, calling on the EU for urgent flexibility.
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has confirmed the allegations of the Greek Member…
The European Commission said it is aware of the tragedy that unfolded on Tuesday night…
An alleged decade-old email in the Epstein Files claims Greeks paid northern banks for debts they never incurred, spotlighting bailout flows to German and French institutions.
The European Commission has approved approximately €74 billion in defence funding for eight European Union…
The European Union has launched a formal investigation into Elon Musk’s social media platform X…
Deputy Prime Minister Kostis Hatzidakis announced on social media that Greek farmers received €3.82 billion…
Greece and Albania have signed a memorandum of cooperation to expand the European initiative on…
European Council President António Costa and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen extended their…
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen declared that Europe must “decide who enters the…
Greece has lodged an official protest with the European Commission after a new edition of…
Greece has filed a formal protest with the European Commission after its official travel handbook mistakenly colored several Greek Aegean and Dodecanese islands as Turkish territory.
The European Commission on Friday imposed a €120 million fine on Elon Musk’s platform X,…
The European Union has reached a landmark agreement to fully end all gas imports from…
Turkey will miss the deadline to join the EU’s €150 billion SAFE defense mechanism, as the European Commission says its application cannot be processed in time. Political resistance from Greece, Cyprus, and France further complicates Ankara’s bid, while UK negotiations collapsed over funding demands, leaving Canada as the only partner still in talks.
The European Commission has issued a positive assessment of Greece’s draft budgetary plan for 2026…
The European Commission unveiled today a comprehensive plan aimed at ensuring rapid, secure, and coordinated…
Elon Musk challenges Ursula von der Leyen’s EU presidency, calling for direct elections by citizens instead of elite appointments, just hours after she launched the European Democracy Shield to combat disinformation.
The European Commission has classified Spain, Italy, Greece, and Cyprus as being “under migratory pressure”,…
Greece is racing to secure nearly €1 billion in agricultural subsidies before the end of…
As Greece approaches the end of the EU Recovery and Resilience Fund, economists are voicing concerns about the country’s growth prospects. The IOBE warns that GDP growth could slow to around 1% within five years, highlighting the need for a new, innovation-driven production model to sustain investment and competitiveness once EU funding winds down.
From Brussels, Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis delivered a firm message to Ankara: “As long as Turkey maintains its casus belli against Greece and questions the sovereignty of Aegean islands, it cannot join the EU’s SAFE defence programme.” Speaking after the EU Summit, he also announced upcoming housing measures, including a rent-refund scheme launching in late November, and called for a realistic energy transition that protects industry and households.
IPTO CEO Manos Manousakis reaffirmed Greece’s commitment to the Greece–Cyprus–Israel electricity interconnection, highlighting progress on regulatory approvals, Cyprus’s equity participation, and EU support for the landmark project.
European Union fraud investigators carried out an extensive raid on Monday at the headquarters of…
Greece has secured €600 million from the EU Recovery Fund after reaching a flexible agreement with the European Commission, ensuring the continuation of the “Constantinos Doxiadis” urban planning program. The deal focuses on prioritising quality studies and phased implementation, with early projects in Mykonos and Santorini set for consultation.
Greece will become the first European country to automatically block social media access for children under 15 starting this October, following Australia’s lead.
The European Commission has greenlit a €787.67 million loan for Greece under the Strategic Armament…
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office has launched an investigation into the €1.9 billion Greece–Cyprus undersea electricity interconnector, citing possible criminal offences. The project, led by Greece’s ADMIE, is considered crucial for ending Cyprus’s energy isolation and linking the Eastern Mediterranean to Europe’s grid.
Greece’s national prevention programme PROLAMVANO has screened more than 1.8 million citizens and is reshaping attitudes toward health, earning praise from the European Commission as a model for Europe.
Ryanair blasts the European Commission after Athens ATC failures delay thousands of passengers, calling for urgent EU air traffic control reforms.
