PPC: Strong Second Half Ahead as Growth Accelerates with Investments in Renewables and Networks
H1 2025 EBITDA reaches €1 billion – PPC on track to exceed annual targets with green energy, digital infrastructure, and new ventures
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Mitsotakis: 420 Development Projects for Western Greece to Be Unveiled in the Fall
Greek PM highlights the Patras–Pyrgos highway as the cornerstone of a broader regional growth strategy
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GReco Islands: €1.5 Million EU Funding for 39 Small Greek Islands
GReco Islands: €1.5 Million EU Funding for 39 Small Greek Islands
Strategic Local Action Plans to Drive Sustainability, Innovation, and Youth Retention
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Greek Tax Authority to Monitor Thousands of Vessels in Real Time
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AADE adopts advanced vessel tracking system to combat fuel smuggling at sea
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Organic Certification Scandal in Greece: IRIS Suspended for Six Months Amid Credibility Crisis
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Major accreditation body IRIS faces six-month suspension following irregularities in organic product certifications — raising serious concerns for Greek exports and agricultural transparency.
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Greek Islands Push for Tourist Entry Fee Amid Overtourism Pressure
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Paxi and Ithaca follow Symi's lead, calling for a daily visitor tax to fund critical infrastructure as mass tourism strains local resources.
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Greece–Egypt EEZ Agreement: A Pillar of Stability and International Legitimacy in the Eastern Mediterranean
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Five Years On, Athens Reaffirms Its Commitment to International Law and Regional Cooperation Amid Ongoing Tensions
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UN vs Turkey: Human Rights Under Fire – Ankara Rejects All Greek and Cypriot Recommendations
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Sharp geopolitical tensions resurface as Turkey dismisses human rights concerns raised by Greece and Cyprus ahead of the 49th UN Human Rights Council session.
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Greece Rejects Libyan Maritime Claims in New UN Filing: A Fresh Tension in the Eastern Mediterranean
Greece Rejects Libyan Maritime Claims in New UN Filing: A Fresh Tension in the Eastern Mediterranean
Athens responds with official maps and legal arguments, denouncing the Libya-Turkey maritime deal as invalid while proposing dialogue with Tripoli.
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Greek Shipowners Push Back Against EU Emissions Rules: “Shipping Has No Borders”
Greek Shipowners Push Back Against EU Emissions Rules: "Shipping Has No Borders"
As the IMO prepares a global carbon pricing scheme, Greece’s shipping elite urges Brussels to scrap regional emissions measures, warning of competitive distortion.
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Mendoni from Didymoteicho: €70 Million Invested in Cultural Projects Across Evros
Mendoni from Didymoteicho: €70 Million Invested in Cultural Projects Across Evros
Restoration of the Bayezid Mosque set for completion by early 2026
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New Migrant Facility to Open in Crete Within Two Months, Says Greek Migration Minister Plevris
New Migrant Facility to Open in Crete Within Two Months, Says Greek Migration Minister Plevris
Significant drop in migration flows following asylum suspension legislation
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METLEN Energy & Metals Debuts on the London Stock Exchange
METLEN Energy & Metals Debuts on the London Stock Exchange
Simultaneously, trading also began on the Athens Stock Exchange (ATHEX), where METLEN will be secondarily listed.
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Forecast: Robust Profitability of €4.7 Billion for Greece’s Systemic Banks in 2025
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Banking credit operations remain exceptionally strong, with credit expansion estimates surpassing €13 billion by year-end. This robust activity is being powered by both corporate lending
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Shipping: The Driving Force of the Greek Economy with a Contribution of up to 8% of GDP
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According to the annual report by the Union of Greek Shipowners (UGS), shipping is by far the most extrovertedsector of the Greek economy, with a total economic impact ranging between 7% and 8% of GDP each year.
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EU–US Energy and Investment Agreements Under Fire: Analysts Call It a Fiasco
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The ambitious agreement for $750 billion in energy purchases and $600 billion in investments is deemed unworkable — technical, economic, and institutional hurdles undermine the EU’s commitments.
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Mitsotakis Pushes for Zero Tariffs in EU-US Trade Deal,Touts Progress on Jobs,Economy,National Infrastructure
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Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis concluded his final weekly address before the August break by laying out a sweeping summary of government actions across trade, labor, infrastructure, and defense.
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Greece Prepares Major Tax Relief Package Ahead of Thessaloniki Fair
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Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis expected to announce sweeping tax cuts and social support measures totaling over €2 billion to ease financial burden and reset political agenda.
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Students – Tourists – Investors: The New Key Players in Greece’s Housing Market
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With university entrance exam results recently announced, the hunt for student housing is in full swing. According to Spitogatos Insights, the average asking rent for student housing rose by 7.4% in Q2 2025
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Mitsotakis: No EU Loans for Turkey Without Withdrawal of Casus Belli and “Grey Zones” Claims
Mitsotakis: No EU Loans for Turkey Without Withdrawal of Casus Belli and "Grey Zones" Claims
“If the casus belli remains on the table and Turkey continues to promote the baseless theory of grey zones, then it will not be allowed into the European Union’s cheap loan program,” Mitsotakis stated.
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Metlen: The Time Has Come for the LSE Listing
Metlen: The Time Has Come for the LSE Listing
From now on, it steps into the international stock exchange arena, with its shares officially starting trading on the LSE.
