Brussels sees four imbalances in Greek economy
The European Commission has included Greece in the seven member-states with economic imbalances, based on its “Alert Mechanism Report” released on Tuesday in the context of the European Semester.
The European Commission has included Greece in the seven member-states with economic imbalances, based on its “Alert Mechanism Report” released on Tuesday in the context of the European Semester.
Authorities have uncovered another case involving hundreds of suspected forged paintings, months after a man, 63, was jailed on similar charges.
German lawmaker Thomas Rachel urged Turkey to reopen the long-shuttered Theological School of Halki ahead of Thursday’s visit by Pope Leo XIV to Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew.
Greek employers and labor unions reached a historic agreement on Wednesday aimed at restoring key aspects of collective labor law and expanding the coverage of collective bargaining agreements, officials said.
Greek taxi unions are pushing back against a looming shift to electric vehicles, as a law set to take effect on January 1 requires all new taxi registrations in Athens and Thessaloniki to be zero-emission.
Greece fares the worst among the developed countries in Europe regarding the adverse effects of the demographic problem, according to a European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) report.
The European Commission on Wednesday disbursed a payment of 2.1 billion euros from the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) to Greece, following the positive assessment of the 6th payment request for the Facility’s grants, which had been submitted in mid-July.
Highly trained workers, but a labor market that fails to reward that talent – a contradiction that has shaped one of the most pressing issues of post-crisis Greece: brain drain.
Energean CEO Mathios Rigas spoke of Greece’s emergence as an increasingly important energy hub in statements following the announcement of the company’s quarterly results on Wednesday, while referring to the entry of ExxonMobil into the Ionian Sea’s Block 2.
The Athens Chamber of Tradesmen (EEA) will inaugurate its first branch in Tianjin – one of the most powerful financial cities of China – in February 2026, EEA said following a formal invitation by a Chinese delegation.