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How real is Iran’s threat to close the Strait of Hormuz? Analysts are divided, speaking of a “global shock” or a “self-inflicted wound” for Tehran
In the shadow of its military conflict with Israel, Iran is brandishing the threat of "blocking" one of the most strategic passageways for international energy trade — the Strait of Hormuz. Analysts weigh the consequences, while many believe Tehran ultimately won't follow through
Workshop on Artificial Intelligence in Greece and the European Union
On Saturday 14 June in Athens on the initiative of the MEP Dimitris Tsiodras
Energean: The COREu research program focused on CO2 storage in Prinos (vid)
The sampling aims to record the natural occurrences of carbon dioxide in the Kavala Gulf and the parameters influencing them
Bloomberg: Ukraine ready to sign mineral agreement with the US as early as today
The agreement includes the creation of a joint fund to manage Ukraine's investment projects
Europe adopts Voridis-style migration policy – List of safe countries, unified asylum and deportation procedures
In the shadow of the far-right’s rise, the EU is tightening its migration policy with stricter border controls and repatriation measures, allowing labor migration only through intergovernmental agreements
Trump Tariffs: Toilet paper, makeup, and tobacco among U.S. products the EU will target if talks collapse
More than 400 products are on the EU’s retaliatory list if talks with the U.S. fail – “We expect additional commitments from Washington,” says the European Commission
Dogfights in the EU over the €150 billion defense package aiming to reach €800 billion
What the “White Paper” outlines for defense spending over the next five years – Alarm over potential Russian aggression in EU countries and a possible U.S. military pullout from Europe – How Turkey may benefit under terms satisfying Athens and Nicosia
