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Mediterranean Destinations Tighten Visitor Controls as Overtourism Pressures Spread Across Europe
Cruise pressure is pushing Mediterranean cities to set limits
Frontex Reports 26% Drop in Irregular Border Crossings in 2025, Warns Risks Persist
Crossings fell sharply in 2025, but shifting routes keep Europe on alert
Reading the Olive Market Through the IOC’s Latest Report
IOC Data and the Türkiye Dimension
Greece Presses Energy Corridor Vision in Talks With Saudi Arabia
Athens pushes routes that centre Greece as Europe’s gateway, excluding Türkiye
How Türkiye’s Gang Conflicts Became a European Problem
From Istanbul’s streets to Europe’s cities, Turkish organised crime now moves through the Balkans into Europe
NATO’s Early F-16 Request Puts Türkiye at the Center of Baltic Air Policing
An early call reveals who is ready
The Price of Speed in Digital Finance
What Europe’s fraud experience signals, and why it matters for Türkiye
Germany, EU Step Up Deportations to Türkiye
European authorities are accelerating returns, with Türkiye consistently among the top destinations.
Cyprus Space Industry Association Launched
Association aims to unite companies, researchers and institutions seeking a more visible role in Europe’s expanding space economy.
European Commission Refers Greece to EU Court Over Air Traffic Failures
Greece faces EU legal action over aviation shortcomings at a time when Athens Airport is recording some of its strongest growth ever.
Greece Launches First National Radar Satellites to Boost Disaster Monitoring and Security
Greece has successfully put its first operational high-resolution radar satellites into orbit, advancing disaster risk monitoring and national security in cooperation with ESA and the private sector.
Istanbul’s Soaring Prices Now Surprising Even European Visitors, Says FAZ
Despite progress in slowing inflation, Istanbul has become unexpectedly expensive even for European travellers, reflecting the pressure high prices place on households and businesses alike.
Greek Titan Group Invests in Turkish Cement Sector with $190 Million Acquisition of Traçim Çimento
Greek multinational Titan Group will acquire Turkish cement producer Traçim Çimento for roughly $190 million, marking a significant cross-border investment in Türkiye’s strategic building-materials sector.
Germany and Greek Cypriot Administration Clash Over EU Draft Language on Türkiye
A leaked expansion-policy draft has triggered a sharp dispute between Berlin and Nicosia, exposing once again the EU’s internal fractures over relations with Türkiye.
Greece Approves $758M Israeli Rocket-System Deal — A Strong Signal Amid Türkiye Tensions
In a move widely seen as a strategic message to Ankara, Greece’s parliament green-lit a $758 million purchase of Israeli rocket-launch systems — deepening defense ties with Israel just as Eastern Mediterranean tensions flare.