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Kyriakos Pierrakakis in Brussels for the Eurogroup and ECOFIN — the agenda of the two meetings

This afternoon, he will also take part in a discussion organized by the IE Competitiveness Hub on strengthening the competitiveness of the European economy

First meeting of the committee for organizing Greece’s EU Presidency

During the inaugural session, organizational matters regarding the operation of working groups and the preparation of Ministerial Councils were discussed

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

The “27” signed in Cyprus a joint declaration to strengthen the EU single market – Τhe 5 key points

The declaration is titled “One Europe, One Market” and is signed by leaders of EU member states who participated in the meeting

Zelensky in Cyprus: Once again avoided answering about the Turkish Occupation

Τhe Ukrainian president limited himself to saying, “Cyprus always supports us and I am grateful – We will have more relations in the future; right now we are at war”

Analysis: The end of illusions about Ukraine – The €90 billion EU loan means the war with Russia…is only now beginning

Europe is preparing for a long, costly, and deeply dangerous front, and is planning to strengthen Kyiv until 2029, as a diplomatic settlement of the war does not appear likely

Russia threatens European countries, including Greece, over hosting French nuclear-capable bombers

“Obviously, our military will be forced to closely monitor this issue,” said the Russian Deputy Foreign Minister

Serious concern about migration: We have 1.2 million displaced people from Lebanon, says Gerapetritis

Referring to the crisis in the Middle East, Mr. Gerapetritis referred to a very dangerous and unstable situation

Mitsotakis: “We need a Plan B if the crisis in the Middle East drags on – No country will manage without European support”

“If the blockage in the Strait of Hormuz continues, we will see increases in energy prices, inflation, and lower growth,” the Prime Minister warned during his discussion with António Costa at the Delphi Economic Forum

Guilfoyle: “When Americans and Greeks stand together, there is no limit to what we can achieve.”

The US Ambassador to Greece placed particular emphasis on the rapid progress in bilateral energy relations between the two countries

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