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Juncker Plan Helps Win Energy Battle of Crete

Juncker Plan Helps Win Energy Battle of Crete

A project to interconnect the Greek island of Crete to the mainland’s electricity system that was proposed over 20 years ago could now be implemented using private investments to utilise the European Fund for Strategic Investment (EFSI), said Anastassios Kallitsantsis, the vice chairman of the Hellenic Federation of Enterprises (SEV).

Baku Invites Kazakhstan to Join Trans - Anatolian Pipeline

Baku Invites Kazakhstan to Join Trans - Anatolian Pipeline

Kazakhstan can surely take part in the construction of the Trans-Anatolian Pipeline (TANAP) that will transport Caspian natural gas to Europe, Ambassador of Azerbaijan in Astana Zakir Gashimov told New Europe in an interview.

An Article by Yanis Varoufakis: A New Deal for Greece

An Article by Yanis Varoufakis: A New Deal for Greece

Three months of negotiations between the Greek government and our European and international partners have brought about much convergence on the steps needed to overcome years of economic crisis and to bring about sustained recovery in Greece.

Greek Bashing in Riga

Greek Bashing in Riga

In full contrast to the “harmony” projected during yesterday’s meeting between German chancellor Angela Merkel and Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras, Greece’s finance minister Yanis Varoufakis met today a very hostile environment during the informal Eurogroup meeting in Riga.

Russia’s Turkish Stream to Bypass Ukraine European Laws

Russia’s Turkish Stream to Bypass Ukraine European Laws

Russia’s Turkish Stream, which is as an alternative to the South Stream pipeline that Moscow shelved last year in the face of objections from the European Union, is essentially a maneuver to overcome European laws, namely the Third Energy Package, a Russian analyst told New Europe.

EU Sends Gazprom Statement of Objections for Abuse of Dominance on CEE Markets

EU Sends Gazprom Statement of Objections for Abuse of Dominance on CEE Markets

The European Commission has sent a statement of objections to Russian gas giant Gazprom alleging that some of its business practices in eight markets in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), including Bulgaria, constitute an abuse of its dominant market position in breach of EU antitrust rules.