Greece at the Bottom of Wine Production – Second Lowest Year in History
Europe sees a historic drop in wine output, while Greek vineyards continue their long-term underproduction, putting pressure on the market and driving prices up.
Europe sees a historic drop in wine output, while Greek vineyards continue their long-term underproduction, putting pressure on the market and driving prices up.
Tokyo ranks No.1 for 2025 in IWG’s “Work from Anywhere Barometer” — while Athens climbs to 12th place, highlighting Greece’s growing appeal to digital nomads.
Greek tax authorities crack down on undeclared revenue with surprise audits and fines targeting summer hotspots
Over 1.2 million Turkish visitors in 2024 — Projections point to new record in 2025, says Greek Embassy in Ankara
The Region of Crete invests in critical infrastructure upgrades to boost safety, accessibility, and rural connectivity
Turkey halts undersea cable research off Cyprus, warns against Greece–Cyprus electricity link, and reacts to Athens’ maritime zone map
Strong H1 performance drives upward revision – Business lending leads the way, with housing loans also on a strong upward trend
CEO Kostas Nebis: “PPC’s challenge is manageable” – OTE focuses on bundled services, infrastructure superiority, and customer retention
H1 2025 EBITDA reaches €1 billion – PPC on track to exceed annual targets with green energy, digital infrastructure, and new ventures
Greek PM highlights the Patras–Pyrgos highway as the cornerstone of a broader regional growth strategy
Strategic Local Action Plans to Drive Sustainability, Innovation, and Youth Retention
AADE adopts advanced vessel tracking system to combat fuel smuggling at sea
Major accreditation body IRIS faces six-month suspension following irregularities in organic product certifications — raising serious concerns for Greek exports and agricultural transparency.
Paxi and Ithaca follow Symi's lead, calling for a daily visitor tax to fund critical infrastructure as mass tourism strains local resources.
Five Years On, Athens Reaffirms Its Commitment to International Law and Regional Cooperation Amid Ongoing Tensions
Sharp geopolitical tensions resurface as Turkey dismisses human rights concerns raised by Greece and Cyprus ahead of the 49th UN Human Rights Council session.
Athens responds with official maps and legal arguments, denouncing the Libya-Turkey maritime deal as invalid while proposing dialogue with Tripoli.
As the IMO prepares a global carbon pricing scheme, Greece’s shipping elite urges Brussels to scrap regional emissions measures, warning of competitive distortion.
Restoration of the Bayezid Mosque set for completion by early 2026
Significant drop in migration flows following asylum suspension legislation
Simultaneously, trading also began on the Athens Stock Exchange (ATHEX), where METLEN will be secondarily listed.