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Le Monde: “Unexpected benefit” for France from Greece’s decision to repay a €1.1 billion loan early

The move is considered impressive and boosts Athens’ credibility, the French newspaper reports

After the pipelines, the cable with Cyprus brings new agreements

Athens and Nicosia are redefining their stance given the U.S. intention for active involvement in the region – the electrical interconnection, the proposal for the 5×5 Forum, as well as Nicosia’s messages to Ankara ahead of the EU presidency

Australia refuses to co-host the next United Nations Climate Summit with Turkey

The two countries, which have both declared themselves candidates, are at an impasse over the organisation of this 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference

Germany moves to lift arms embargo on Israel after Gaza ceasefire

Germany is the second largest supplier of weapons systems to Israel after the United States

Macron and Zelensky signed for the supply of about 100 Rafale to Ukraine

Decade-long supply of aircraft to the Kiev Air Force - Ukraine wants to create a fleet of 250 fighters

The messages behind the agreement for transporting American LNG to Ukraine with Greece as the hub

Greece is “playing ball” on the American energy field – Kimberly Guilfoyle’s presence at the Maximos Mansion for the DEPA–Naftogaz agreement on transporting American LNG, starting from Alexandroupoli.

Three of the five Greek Cypriots arrested in the occupied territories returned to the free areas

Turkish Cypriots continue to detain a couple - Reports say they accuse them of "violating a military zone" and "illegal photography"

Reuters: Greece negotiates with Israel for the “Achilles’ Shield” – What it wants to buy and how much it will spend

Speaking on condition of anonymity, two officials said that Greece intends to purchase 36 PULS artillery systems and anti-aircraft systems for the “Achilles” project

Kimberly Guilfoyle: Greece can become the energy hub that will help us counter Russian and Chinese interests

The new U.S. ambassador to Greece gave an interview to ANT1 — “We achieved so much in just a few days,” she said about energy matters — “It’s not a bad thing for someone to be recognizable and well-connected within the government,” she noted regarding her public profile — “We would all love for Trump to come and speak at the Acropolis; I’ll ask him,” she added

Extension of the fuel tax exemption for the agricultural sector, shipping and aviation, Pierrakakis asked for at ECOFIN

In his intervention, the Minister of Economy and Finance explained the reasons that dictate Athens' stance and disagreement

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