Holiday homes in demand
High-end residential market continues to expand on strong interest from foreigners.
Fast-track process for reclaiming rental properties to go into effect in 2026
A new legal framework for the fast-track reclaiming of rental property will go into effect starting January 2026.
Greece to tap EU loans to aid defense industries
Greece will submit a request Tuesday to the European Union for low interest loans to the tune of €1.2 billion that will be used toward defense procurement, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced Monday.
Heatwaves to shave 1.1% off Greek GDP
Even on Monday, despite the decrease in temperature compared to the 40+ degrees Celsius that have prevailed in Greece on recent days, working outdoors was prohibited in the early afternoon
Fire breaks out in eastern Athens
A fire broke out near Koropi in eastern Athens on Tuesday early afternoon.
A big beautiful surrender?
Simon Nixon, an independent journalist, Kathimerini columnist, and the publisher of the Wealth of Nations newsletter, joins Thanos Davelis as we dig into the latest EU-US trade deal, asking the question: big beautiful deal, humiliating surrender, or a little bit of both?
Seven found guilty of subsidy fraud in northwestern Greece
Seven defendants have been found guilty of misdemeanor fraud by a single-member appellate court in a case involving illegal claims of agricultural subsidies.
PM accuses opposition of ‘witch hunt’ in House debate on OPEKEPE inquiry
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Tuesday accused the opposition of launching a “witch hunt” against the government during a heated parliamentary debate on the House’s role in investigating the disgraced OPKEPE agency responsible for disbursing EU farm funds.
Most buyers reject mortgages
Only about 6% of property purchases’ costs was financed by loans in first half of 2025.
Supercharging the clean energy age
Energy has shaped humanity’s path – from mastering fire, to harnessing steam, to splitting the atom. Today, we’re at the dawn of a new era.