Greece may benefit from a range of European Commission emergency measures aimed at tackling rising energy costs, EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jorgensen indicated ahead of a summit of bloc leaders on Thursday.
The managers of short-term rental accommodations are seeking to annul a decision that prohibits registering new properties in the three central districts of the Municipality of Athens through the end of the year.
Greek Finance Minister and Eurogroup President Kyriakos Pierrakakis, in an interview with the French newspaper Le Monde published on Wednesday, pledged to speed up the establishment of a European capital market under centralized supervision.
The nominal value of loans to the domestic private sector serviced by domestic Credit Servicing Firms (CSFs) that have been transferred to nonresident specialized financial institutions increased by €604 million, to a total value of €80.02 billion at the end of the fourth quarter of 2025.
Public health workers launched a strike on Thursday morning that will see them walking off the job from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Greek capital and for 24 hours in other parts of the country, as they protest staff shortages, low pay and chronic underfunding of the national health system.
A negative climate is developing in Cyprus’ tourism sector during the spring season as the ongoing conflict in the Middle East begins to affect the island.
Alternate Finance Minister Nikos Papathanasis has approved all sectoral development programs of the National Development Program 2026-2030, according to a ministry announcement on Wednesday.
The Piraeus Port Authority Container Terminal has recently recorded unexpected activity.
Greece’s advertising self-regulatory body has certified 380 social media influencers in ethical marketing practices over just five months, part of a broader European effort to bring transparency to the fast-growing influencer industry.
Greece is right to weigh each move carefully in the volatile environment created by the war in the Middle East.