Energy and Peace After the US-Iran Deal

Energy and Peace After the US-Iran Deal

Wars often end on the battlefield. Lasting peace, however, is built through trade, investment and shared economic interests. Photo: Pravda.Ru by Petr Ermilin, https://creativecommons.org/public-domain/pdm/ War with Iran That may prove to be the enduring significance of the memorandum of understanding signed by the United States and Iran after more than three months of conflict. While…

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Greece voices concern over Israel’s deportation of trade delegation traveling to Ramallah

Greece voices concern over Israel’s deportation of trade delegation traveling to Ramallah

ATHENS — Greek and Palestinian authorities have condemned Israel’s decision to deny entry to a delegation of Greek trade union representatives traveling to Ramallah in the occupied West Bank. Greece’s Foreign Ministry expressed concern late Sunday after Israel denied entry to the Greek nationals to the West Bank and subsequently deported them. The delegation, made…

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Greece protests expulsion of union delegation by Israel

Greece protests expulsion of union delegation by Israel

AMNA file photo The Foreign Ministry expressed its “concern” Sunday over the denial of entry and subsequent deportation of a trade union delegation that was traveling to the West Bank, invited by Palestinians. “We express our concern over the Israeli authorities’ denial of entry and the deportation of Greek citizens, representatives of trade unions, whose…

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Greece Experiences a Stealth Economic Crisis as Middle East Conflict Drives Energy Inflation, Surging Ferry and Airfare Costs, and Shifting Tourism Flows Across the Eastern Mediterranean: Latest Update

Greece Experiences a Stealth Economic Crisis as Middle East Conflict Drives Energy Inflation, Surging Ferry and Airfare Costs, and Shifting Tourism Flows Across the Eastern Mediterranean: Latest Update

Published on June 19, 2026 A widening Middle East conflict is triggering a stealth economic crisis in Greece, sending powerful economic shockwaves into the nation’s vital tourism and transportation sectors. While Greek islands remain physically safe and open for business, escalating regional tensions have driven global oil prices past $100 per barrel, leading to double-digit…

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