AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoGreek-Turkish Tensions in Cyprus: Turkish Cypriot PM Ünal Üstel warned that a France–Greek Cyprus defense SOFA could destabilize the Eastern Mediterranean, arguing it ignores Turkish Cypriot interests. EU Defense Flashpoint: Reports say Turkish F-16s and radio interference affected aircraft carrying Greece’s defense minister Nikos Dendias and EU delegations en route to Cyprus, though all landed safely. Greece Court Drama: Australian fugitive James Dalamangas appeared in a Greek court after his arrest, arguing extradition should be blocked due to statute limits, while he also renewed claims about his brother’s 1998 death. Banking & Growth: Jefferies reiterated a positive outlook for Greek banks, citing Greece’s continued growth outperformance and banks trading at a discount. Tourism Pressure in Lesvos: Turkish visitor growth is boosting business but straining Mytilene’s port, roads, and infrastructure, with calls for upgrades. Crete Lending Push: Eurobank projects over €1.3bn in financing for Crete through 2028, targeting tourism, energy, construction, and services. Crypto Policy: Greece is moving toward a 15% tax on cryptocurrency profits, with tighter reporting expected.
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