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Oil: What the UAE–OPEC “divorce” means for energy markets
The Reuters report gathers early reactions from analysts following the United Arab Emirates’ decision to leave OPEC and OPEC+, highlighting what it could mean for the future of the organization and global energy markets — including implications for the United States
Reuters: United Arab Emirates withdraws from OPEC, a major blow to the oil cartel
The withdrawal of the United Arab Emirates intensifies pressure on the global oil market and reshapes geopolitical balances
Kyriakos Pierrakakis: The five lessons Europe must draw from Greece
From energy security and the geopolitical return of the sea to artificial intelligence, European industrial policy, and Greece’s fiscal turnaround, the Minister of National Economy and Finance and President of the Eurogroup outlined a new landscape of challenges for Europe
Passenger traffic at the country’s airports up 7.6% in the first quarter of 2026
At the 24 airports managed by the Civil Aviation Authority, passenger traffic rose by 12.5% in the first three months of the year
Papastavrou: With photovoltaics in balconies we are strengthening energy democracy
"The sun and the wind belong to everyone. We are opening the way for photovoltaics on the balcony and creating the possibility for every citizen to reduce the cost of energy," said the Minister of Environment and Energy.
Joint liability in taxation: A block before seizure for corporate debts that follow individuals – what’s changing
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue has activated a digital application for the immediate notification of debtors who bear joint liability. Who is considered jointly responsible, what is shown in real time, and what changes in payment arrangements and collection measures
