07:2324/06/2026
After decades of deindustrialization, new factories are opening once again in our country. The revival of Greek industry hinges on the defense sector and can help the country transition from being a consumer to a producer. However, “incentives” are needed.
07:2324/06/2026
Ray Dalio has warned that every stock market bubble has a noose in its final stage. If there is a noose in the current stock market rally from March’s lows, it has nothing to do with technology (AI) but with something else, as pointed out by the former “short-seller” guru, Greek-American Jim Chanos.
07:2324/06/2026
Despite its military weakening and internal unrest, the Iranian regime appears to retain significant sources of power following the agreement to end the conflict. At the same time, internal divisions and social discontent remain intense.
07:2324/06/2026
The cost to our country of sharing a border with Turkey and the headache faced by Mexico, which borders a superpower. The common narrative and the historical facts. By Takis Michas.
07:2723/06/2026
The EU, the bastion of the free market, is following the path charted by Donald Trump. If imposing fees or tariffs on online imports of Chinese products is its response to competition, then this amounts to an admission of defeat.
07:2723/06/2026
For energy-importing countries, such as Greece, a rise or fall in oil prices can make a significant difference in inflation and economic growth. Oil prices are falling, but the question is whether they will continue to do so and remain at lower levels over the long term.
07:2723/06/2026
The importance of institutional credibility and adaptability, and the key to artificial intelligence. What is the role of human capital? By Ath. Ch. Papandropoulos.
07:2522/06/2026
Violence—and domestic violence in particular—must become more visible in Greek society and, quite rightly, be stigmatized. However, this should not come at the expense of the rule of law. It is not necessary to undermine the rule of law for the sake of addressing a social problem.
07:2522/06/2026
After the collapse of communism, Poles came to Greece to find work. Today, they have greater purchasing power than Greeks, and in fact, the gap is widening in their favor year after year. Is this a coincidence?
07:2319/06/2026
These are well-known and thoroughly documented problems. The only issue is that efforts to address them so far have been inadequate. The data that is constantly coming to light serves as irrefutable evidence that this twofold problem is simply getting worse. Its name: the demographic and pension crisis.
07:2319/06/2026
Greece and the other countries of Southern Europe have fared better than those in the North over the past decade, narrowing the gap somewhat. However, it is doubtful whether this trend will continue in the coming years, as the economic boost from rising employment is reaching its limits.
07:2219/06/2026
Travelers are choosing Mexican cities because of Trump’s strict immigration policies. The country offers open borders and free festivals. Shifts in tourist flows.
09:2918/06/2026
Mariori had it all; the only thing missing was the increase in market volatility caused by the Fed. This was especially true for the European Union, which is, on the one hand, more economically vulnerable and, on the other, suffered a disproportionate blow from a war in which it did not fire a single shot.
07:2418/06/2026
The EU states that it does not trust Turkey, not even as a candidate for membership. It criticizes Turkey for the erosion of the rule of law, human rights, and democracy. It states, however, that it trusts Turkey enough to discuss its own defense with it. This amounts to an admission of defeat.
07:2517/06/2026
Accuracy is emerging as the most faithful... companion of the Greek household. A problem that is not merely imported but has its roots right here—in our homeland.
07:2517/06/2026
The U.S.-Iran agreement to open the Strait of Hormuz sent Brent crude prices below $80 per barrel yesterday, but it did not resolve the natural gas issue.
07:2416/06/2026
The news went largely unnoticed. However, its implications could prove explosive, not only for Greece’s defense sector but also, more broadly, for the country’s economy.
07:2416/06/2026
How strengthening ties with New Delhi is reshaping the geopolitical balance and boosting competitiveness. The “mother of all agreements” and which sectors in Greece stand to benefit. By MEP Nikolas Farantouris.
07:2416/06/2026
The proposal to cap Switzerland's population at 10 million was rejected in a referendum. However, this does not mean that population growth through immigration as a driver of growth for countries with demographic problems will not be revisited. Growth and prosperity do not always go hand in hand.
07:2715/06/2026
They wash their hands of the Predator, but—allegedly—they also issue “letters of recommendation” for its use. When claims diverge from common sense, the moment of truth has arrived. Anything less is not enough.