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Ankara categorically denies allegations of Turkish interference in Israeli elections

“These claims are part of a deliberate and blatant disinformation campaign aimed at manipulating public opinion,” says the Turkish Presidency’s Centre for Combating Disinformation

ECB faces leadership shake-up as Lagarde’s departure triggers succession race

The change comes as Europe faces renewed inflationary pressures and seeks to maintain confidence in government bond markets, with two names emerging as potential successors

The map of new benefits: Who will receive €400 in support in November

Measures announced by the prime minister at the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF) are moving into the implementation phase — the timetable for payments and tax relief for public-sector employees, pensioners, private-sector workers, families, professionals and businesses

The “Horiatiko” case: 500 companies, Angelos Giannakopoulos’s business ventures in Mykonos and Rhodes, and the role of Rizos Rizos

Thousands of employees face uncertainty over what comes next for bakeries and restaurants following arrests linked to the alleged network

How bakeries can become tax evasion hubs: The “Horiatiko” case and the use of front men

Experienced tax inspectors explain how a legitimate bread-selling business can serve as a channel for laundering money of dubious origin from the shadow economy into the legal market

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

Egypt also rejects Turkish-Libyan memorandum: ‘Absolutely null and void, with no legal validity’

The Egyptian government says the memorandum of understanding ratified by the Benghazi-based parliament violates the principles of international maritime law and reserves the right to protect its rights

Greece rejects Libya’s ratification of Turkish-Libyan maritime deal, calling it illegal and invalid

International maritime law cannot be changed by unilateral decisions lacking legal basis, the Foreign Ministry says, adding that Greece has informed its partners and allies and will take all appropriate action

European gas prices hit €90 per megawatt hour for the first time since 2022

Rising prices have revived concerns over higher energy costs for Europe, as the adequacy of reserves and security of supply take on critical importance

Mytilineos tells CNBC Europe’s metals system is failing and blames the European Commission

“Europe cannot pursue industrial competitiveness while allowing the resources essential to its industry to be diverted elsewhere,” the METLEN executive chairman told CNBC’s Squawk Box Europe

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