Greece is benefiting from shifting travel demand, according to a recent Mabrian study, with Mediterranean destinations drawing visitors away from the Middle East.
Airstrikes have damaged complexes used to hold political detainees, according to a Wall Street Journal visual investigation—putting their lives in danger
Analysts view the measures as largely short-term “firefighting,” as volatile oil prices and ongoing war pressures continue to drive inflation and strain the economy.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards warn they will target Israeli and U.S.-linked electricity infrastructure in response to any strike on Tehran’s power sector, signaling a tit-for-tat escalation in the ongoing regional conflict
Amrita Sen, founder of Energy Aspects, was also cited as warning that the situation clearly pointed to further escalation and, consequently, higher oil prices, while cautioning that assumptions Iran might back down were misplaced.
In Arad alone, 31 people — including 18 children — were hospitalized, with at least nine reported in serious condition, according to medical officials. Dozens more sustained minor injuries.
As events continue to unfold in the Middle East, anxiety is growing in Europe’s major capitals over the potential consequences of the conflict.
U.S. President's ultimatum suggests a widening of potential U.S. targets to include civilian energy infrastructure.
Foreign ministers back protection of key shipping routes, including the Strait of Hormuz, amid escalating tensions and threats to energy infrastructure
Moscow reaffirms support for Tehran during escalating conflict, though questions remain over the extent of its assistance and strategic commitments
Tehran reportedly launched two ballistic missiles at Diego Garcia, though initial reports suggest they missed. The strike signals an escalation in the conflict and highlights Iran’s extended missile range
US president criticizes allies for refusing military involvement while urging them to help secure shipping routes as oil prices surge
This statement was made following the death of Ismail Hatib, Iran's minister responsible for intelligence services, who was killed last week in a strike.
Gerapetritis said that, through the efforts of the Foreign Ministry, more than 2,000 Greek citizens had returned safely from a conflict zone spanning more than seven countries.
As two wars rage on its doorstep, the EU gathered its 27 leaders in Brussels and emerged with little more than strongly worded statements.
Rising oil and jet fuel prices amid the Middle East conflict are pushing airlines to increase fares, as companies struggle to absorb soaring costs while trying to keep travel accessible for passengers
On migration, responding to a BBC question about allegations of migrant pushbacks from Evros into Turkey, Mitsotakis said that Greece's duty is to protect both its own borders and those of the European Union, and he would not apologize for those policies.
Greek Patriot systems deployed in Saudi Arabia shot down ballistic missiles amid the US–Israel–Iran conflict, drawing praise from allies but fierce backlash at home over Greece’s growing role in the war
Effort takes on new urgency nearly three weeks into the war with Iran as oil prices soar
Iran is not collapsing — it is shrinking into a narrower, harder, and more security-centered regime