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Why Greece Is Becoming America’s Energy Gatekeeper in Europe For years, Greece sat at the edge of Europe’s strategic map — important, certainly, but rarely central. That is no longer true. A new energy geography is taking shape across Southeastern Europe, and Greece is moving to its center. What once looked like a peripheral market … Περισσότερα
Introduction The reported ceasefire between the United States and Iran marks a significant geopolitical development—one with immediate implications far beyond the region. Energy markets, historically sensitive to tensions in the Middle East, are already reacting to the prospect of de-escalation. For Europe, still navigating a fragile energy transition, the implications are complex: potential relief on … Περισσότερα
Introduction Europe’s energy system has undergone a profound transformation in recent years. Supply routes have shifted, new infrastructure has been built, and policy priorities have evolved. But as the system changes, a fundamental question emerges: Who actually controls Europe’s energy market in 2026? The answer is no longer straightforward. Power is now distributed across multiple … Περισσότερα
Introduction After years of disruption, Europe’s energy market appears to be entering a more stable phase. Supply has diversified, emergency measures have eased, and prices have moderated compared to peak crisis levels. Yet beneath this apparent stabilization lies a more complex reality: volatility has not disappeared—it has been restructured. In 2026, the key question is … Περισσότερα