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The 15 Greece-UAE deals: From investment and infrastructure to food and defence

Greek and Emirati companies are exploring opportunities to jointly bid for major projects in the Middle East and North Africa, while plans are also advancing for the development of high-capacity digital infrastructure in Greece

What analysis polls reveal: The advantages and a major challenge for ND, as Tsipras loses momentum

Government fuel measures win approval even among opposition voters, the promise of a better future outweighs protest voting, and Kyriakos Mitsotakis retains a clear lead as the preferred prime minister

Pulse poll: New Democracy at 30%, ELAS at 16.5% and PASOK at 13%

More than 50% say a party’s future prospects are their main voting criterion, while 43% favour a single-party government. Potential support for an Antonis Samaras party has fallen to 5%

Illegal Turkey-Libya deal backfires, bringing Greece and Egypt closer

Athens and Cairo have agreed to resume talks on extending their EEZ delimitation agreement, focusing on the area east of the 28th meridian, where Ankara has claims

Greece and Egypt to begin talks on extending their maritime boundary

Foreign ministers George Gerapetritis and Badr Abdelatty held a phone call – Joint response to the ratification of the illegal Turkey-Libya memorandum by the Benghazi-based parliament – Outstanding issues in the Greek-Egyptian EEZ agreement

Mitsotakis meets Abu Dhabi crown prince in Athens: ‘Our countries can work together as pillars of stability’

The visit comes at a critical geopolitical moment following the ratification of the disputed Turkey-Libya maritime agreement by Libya’s parliament and Greece’s strong diplomatic response through the European Union

Turkey-Libya maritime deal faces growing diplomatic isolation: EU’s swift response, Egypt’s stance

Greece launches a diplomatic push after Libya’s eastern-based parliament ratifies the disputed agreement – All 27 EU member states reaffirm their opposition, while Athens weighs its next steps

What Abu Dhabi’s crown prince brings to Greece: Mitsotakis’ messages and a major business forum

Athens and Abu Dhabi maintain close economic and geopolitical ties, underpinned by a defense cooperation agreement that includes a mutual assistance clause similar to Greece’s agreement with France

Dendias: Cyberattack on critical infrastructure is a matter of national security

Speaking at the Cyber Greece 2026 conference, Greece’s Minister of National Defence addressed modern hybrid threats

Crete-Cyprus power cable: Diplomatic opening for surveys to resume without confrontation with Turkey

Public statements by the Greek and Turkish foreign ministers suggest a possible way forward for the electricity interconnector, with Ankara receiving written information but Athens retaining sole authority to approve surveys by the Abeille Marengo

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