A year since Mario Draghi, a former Italian prime minister and European Central Bank governor, presented his report on European competitiveness, “the sense of urgency has only deepened,” says Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis in an opinion piece published in the Economist on Wednesday.
Building authorities on Milos island revoked a hotel construction permit near Sarakiniko beach following a National Transparency Authority investigation revealing serious irregularities.
Train drivers across Greece are staging a 24-hour strike on Thursday in protest at the dismissal of three of their colleagues by Hellenic Train.
Investment firm Jefferies sees an opportunity for investing in Greece, as well as for Greek banks, in the country’s housing shortage.
It has been decided to extend the three-year tax exemption for owners who choose to rent out their property on a long-term lease.
Police officers are being called to testify before an investigating magistrate regarding a financial deficit exceeding 750,000 euros discovered in Thessaloniki police services.
The overdue debts of the state continued to be at particularly high levels in the January-July period.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis attended the opening blessing ceremony at the 8th Primary School of Nea Filadelfeia on Thursday, marking the beginning of the new academic year.
Passenger traffic rose in the first half of 2025 at Athens International Airport, which recorded an increase in revenue.
For the fourth consecutive year, the AGORA – Corporate Affairs Forum (agora-caforum.gr) will bring together Greece’s and Europe’s leading corporate affairs professionals on May 7, 2026, at Aigli Zappeiou in Athens.