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Turkey deploys oceanographic vessel Piri Reis to the Aegean for research – Athens responds with counter-Navtex
The Turkish oceanographic vessel will be closely monitored by Greek authorities
The geopolitical significance of Chevron’s participation in hydrocarbon exploration and the next steps of the major tender
The American energy giant enters the Greek upstream sector with a strong presence – acquiring 70% in a joint venture with Helleniq Energy
Thessaloniki Port and the geopolitical chessboard: U.S. and French interests challenge Chinese dominance in the Eastern Mediterranean
Washington endorses Thessaloniki as a crucial link in the India–Middle East–Europe corridor, while CMA CGM endeavors to seize control of the port and detach its management from Savidis' influence
From “Turkaegean” to “Island Cyprus”: A tourism campaign by the Turkish Cypriot authorities backed by Ankara
Following the controversial "Turkaegean" campaign and Greek protests, Turkey has launched a new tourism promotion called "Island Cyprus," targeting the occupied northern part of Cyprus
The return of ships for seabed surveys in the Aegean is on a tightrope: The one-way street for Athens & Ankara’s threats
Foreign Ministry sources insist that the electricity interconnection project will continue as normal whether there is an understanding with Turkey or not - Why Ankara claims an indirect role
French Meridiam acquires 49.9% of the Great Sea Interconnector
Meridiam, which invests in infrastructure, is set to acquire a 49.9% stake in the Great Sea Interconnector project, while IPTO (Independent Power Transmission Operator - ADMIE)) will retain a 50.1% share, according to Bloomberg on condition of anonymity, as the deal has not yet been officially announced
