Nuclear Renaissance: will Greece catch the second wave?
At the Delphi Economic Forum X, the discussion around a “Nuclear Renaissance” marked a historic first: an open dialogue on the potential role of nuclear energy in Greece’s future. The panel, featuring key figures such as Ariel Levite, Christos Housiadas,
The AI mandate: modernising government with citizens at the core
Artificial Intelligence is no longer the future of public service—it is the present. But as governments worldwide rush to integrate AI into their operations, a vital question emerges: how do we ensure these transformations remain human-centred, ethical, and inclusive? That
France’s AI strategy as a European blueprint
At the Delphi Economic Forum X, a forward-looking session titled "AI Leadership and Collaboration in Europe – France's Strategy as a Model for Greece and the EU" brought together entrepreneurs, AI scientists, strategists, and policymakers. Their unified call? That Europe
Nouriel Roubini bets on AI over tariffs
At the Delphi Economic Forum X, a session that began with dark clouds quickly turned to rays of cautious optimism, thanks to an unexpected source. Nouriel Roubini—nicknamed "Dr. Doom" for his infamous prescience during the 2008 financial crisis—defied his moniker,
SUSE & Pedab: powering open-source
In today's rapidly evolving tech landscape, businesses are turning to Edge computing and open-source solutions to remain agile, innovative, and cost-effective. But adoption isn't without its challenges—security, scalability, and integration hurdles can slow down even the most promising projects. In
Cybersecurity, digitalization & future of European banking resilience
European banking resilience: As the world edges deeper into geopolitical turbulence and digital complexity, the European banking sector faces an evolving threat landscape—one where cyberattacks and systemic uncertainty are no longer exceptions but constants. At the Delphi Economic Forum X,
Portugal’s State and Finance Minister urges EU reform and unity
At Delphi Economic Forum X, in the quiet gravity of Leto Hall, the spotlight turned to Europe's uncertain path forward. Christian Schubert of Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung sat down with Portugal's Minister of State and Finance, Joaquim Miranda Sarmento, to dissect
Remarkably Better: loyalty reimagined
In a marketplace flooded with metrics, many brands still struggle to answer the one question that truly matters: What makes us remarkable? Traditional performance indicators may measure clicks and impressions, but they often miss the emotional and psychological nuances that
Meet the talent: Anezina Solomonidou, ESA Greece
Place of residence: Athens, Greece Position: Planetologist at the Greek Space Agency, National Delegate of Greece to ESA for Human Spaceflight, Microgravity, and Exploration; President of the Planetary Science Division of the European Geosciences Union (EGU). How many projects are you currently