Experts warn of rising prostate cancer cases
Prostate cancer remains underdiscussed in Greece despite its global toll, with more than 7,000 new diagnoses each year and 19 Greek men learning daily they have the disease, experts say.
Demographic crisis drives tax relief measures PM will unveil at the TIF
Providing more support for families with children by significantly easing their tax burdens, as well as offsetting other adverse effects of Greece’s demographic crisis are the key pillars of the government’s tax reform.
Papastavrou: Greece is a regional energy hub
Minister of Environment and Energy Stavros Papastavrou spoke on Friday at the Economist conference “Southeast Europe as a Bridge of Cooperation and Growth” in Thessaloniki, highlighting the transformation of the Greek energy system-both in terms of “greening” production and positioning the country as a regional energy hub.
Persistent deflation in Cyprus
Cyprus recorded deflation of 0.9% in August on an annual basis, according to figures released on Thursday.
Stournaras urges government to ease labor taxes amid fiscal space
In an interview with business newspaper Imerisia, Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras stressed the need to reduce the labor tax burden.