Omiros Tsapalos: "Stricter but more efficient tax audits in 2026 with the new AADE system"
The government prepares immediate and targeted audits with artificial intelligence, while tax benefits for 2026 are designed to boost the economy.
The government prepares immediate and targeted audits with artificial intelligence, while tax benefits for 2026 are designed to boost the economy.
The energy map of Europe is changing: Greece surpasses major markets with a dramatic improvement in electricity prices.
Consumers turn to private labels for affordability and choose Greek products for quality and economic support.
12 seats for the At-Large district, diaspora voting rights, and a "lock" on the 3% threshold during a period of political fluidity.
Energy diplomacy under strain: MEP Manolis exposes political inertia in Athens and Nicosia
Finance Minister Pierakakis unveils measures targeting ENFIA cuts, rental tax relief, and urban redevelopment to strengthen domestic housing market.
Guilfoyle: Athens plays a key role in Europe’s energy security, bridging LNG supply and regional geopolitics
Commemorating the three fallen officers, messages of national strength from Mitsotakis and Dendias, amid behind-the-scenes strategic signals in the Aegean.
Greek banks are entering 2026 in a far stronger and more resilient position than ever before, according to Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras.
How a Russian statement reopens the debate on great-power responsibility in the making of modern Turkey
The unprecedented role of Greek shipyards in energy security and Greece’s and Europe’s geopolitical power is revealed at a critical moment for the global energy map.
Prime Minister speaks on defense, European strategic autonomy, and domestic political maneuvering
From the frigate Kimon, Dendias and his French counterpart send a strategic message amid Europe’s security anxiety
The revamped EU framework emphasizes “net primary expenditure,” fiscal commitments, and debt sustainability—reshaping Athens’ policy space.
The European Commission openly flags geopolitical risks for the Greece–Cyprus electricity interconnector while blocking a new viability study, ramping up pressure on both capitals.
Government outperformance creates fiscal “cushion,” but political choices will decide if gains become permanent relief or temporary perks.
The government plays its last strong card against the disease, amid strict biosecurity, political balancing acts and quiet tensions with regions and livestock breeders.
How reforming urban planning ties into foreign investment, environmental protection and Greece’s emerging geopolitical energy position
Funding approvals, geopolitical stakes and what Greece’s inclusion reveals about Europe’s defense reset
The hostage declaration, Holocaust Remembrance Day, and a strategic alliance shaping modern Greek foreign policy
New electoral reform aims to boost representation of Greeks abroad — but political crosscurrents loom