Swiss Franc Loans Relief: Debt Cut, Fixed Interest, and Up to 5-Year Repayment Extension
Greek Prime Minister unveils measure to support 50,000 borrowers trapped by currency volatility.
Greek Prime Minister unveils measure to support 50,000 borrowers trapped by currency volatility.
The European Commission launches the first-ever comprehensive strategy to boost supply, innovation, and social support
Saleh declares the Turkey–Libya memorandum null, hints at new talks on maritime zones and tests Greek diplomacy.
PASOK leader launches fierce attack on Mitsotakis and the government, highlighting economic and social crises
Russian assets or joint debt? A marathon EU summit looms amid legal fears, veto threats and deep political rifts.
The roadmap to 2030, new housing tools, strong public backing for farmers and a government under pressure.
With tractors lined up and patience exhausted, farmers want action—not promises. The clock is ticking.
Strong geopolitical signals from the Maximos Mansion on EU enlargement, energy security and regional stability
A holistic reform of pay, ranks, education and conscription – All key provisions of the Dendias bill
From record cultural investments to farmers’ protests, Parliament witnesses intense political confrontations over Greece’s economic priorities
The 2026 Budget turns into a de facto confidence test as ministers and opposition leaders collide head-on
Strategic move to cut risk and speed up debt reduction, with full repayment of bailout loans targeted by 2031
Confrontation escalates as farmers reject a closed-door meeting, publish demands and step up mobilizations
Ankara appears conditionally open to U.S. mediation in Greek-Turkish relations, while Ambassador Tom Barrett’s dual messaging on F-35s and S-400s highlights the complex strategic balances in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Pay raises under the new Armed Forces payroll are not merely an economic measure—they are a strategic tool to enhance Greece’s operational capabilities.
Major investigation in Crete exposes alleged criminal network over EU farm subsidies – heavy charges and strict penalties loom.
“With a strong Greek presence and high stakes, Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou and Deputy Minister Nikos Tsafos are heading to Brussels for the EU Energy Council. At the center of discussions: a partial agreement on trans-European energy grids (2028–2034) and the urgent need to strengthen energy security, with exchanges of views with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol.”
Major food retailers accelerate spending on logistics, technology and green energy despite pressure on margins
Brussels prepares to loosen state-aid and fiscal constraints in a bid to tackle soaring rents and home prices
Manufacturing, tourism and border regions lead demand as Macedonia emerges as a hotspot
Nationwide farmers’ assembly to decide next steps as mobilisations intensify despite PM’s invitation for dialogue