Public Properties for Social Housing – 2,000 New Apartments from Former Military Bases
Kyriakos Mitsotakis at Thessaloniki International Fair: Innovative use of dormant military sites for citizens and uniformed personnel
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CrediaBank: A New Bank with Eleni Vrettou at the Helm
CrediaBank: A New Bank with Eleni Vrettou at the Helm
The first female CEO of a systemic bank in Greece ushers in a new era of human-centric banking.
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Tsoukalas: “Mitsotakis’ Government Has Exacerbated the Housing and Demographic Crises”
Tsoukalas: "Mitsotakis’ Government Has Exacerbated the Housing and Demographic Crises"
The PASOK-KINAL spokesperson launches a sharp critique ahead of the Prime Minister’s appearance at the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF)
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Hague or Strategic Alliances?
Hague or Strategic Alliances?
Angelos Syrigos outlines Greece’s two-track foreign policy dilemma in the face of Turkish assertiveness
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Athens Metro Line 4: The Underground Transformation — Completion by 2029, New Stations & Future Expansions
Athens Metro Line 4: The Underground Transformation — Completion by 2029, New Stations & Future Expansions
One of Greece’s largest infrastructure projects is moving full steam ahead. Two tunnel boring machines (TBMs) are shaping the underground network of Athens, while major expansions of Lines 4 and 2 are redefining the future of urban mobility.
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Israel Reaffirms Support for the Great Sea Interconnector
Israel Reaffirms Support for the Great Sea Interconnector
Diplomatic tensions rise following Cyprus' objections and friction with Greece – A project of critical geostrategic significance for the EU and the Eastern Mediterranean
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Adonis: Mitsotakis delivers the boldest tax reform in Greek history – Vision for a stronger nation”
Adonis: Mitsotakis delivers the boldest tax reform in Greek history – Vision for a stronger nation”
From zero taxation for youth to tax-free villages and islands – a roadmap shaping Greece’s future.
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National Graduation Certificate: Aiming for Fairer Education and Political Consensus
National Graduation Certificate: Aiming for Fairer Education and Political Consensus
Mitsotakis invites opposition parties to contribute ideas for the new high school system – Reforms begin with 9th-grade students in 2026
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Thessaloniki International Fair: How 4 Million Taxpayers Will Benefit
Thessaloniki International Fair: How 4 Million Taxpayers Will Benefit
Tax relief for employees, young people, pensioners, and families – Permanent measures with a social impact
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“Zero Income Tax for Young People up to 25” – All the Measures Announced by the Prime Minister
“Zero Income Tax for Young People up to 25” – All the Measures Announced by the Prime Minister
Tax cuts, family support, housing, investments, and institutional reforms with a horizon to 2030
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Mitsotakis & Georgiadis Join Forces: Health Becomes a Priority for All Greeks
Mitsotakis & Georgiadis Join Forces: Health Becomes a Priority for All Greeks
Under the Prime Minister's guidance and the Health Minister’s determination, the NHS enters a new era of reforms focused on the citizen.
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Consumers Confused – Providers in Revolt: The “Red Tariffs” Divide the Energy Market!
Consumers Confused – Providers in Revolt: The “Red Tariffs” Divide the Energy Market!
A storm of reactions over RAΑΕY’s new tariff category – Where providers stand, what it means for consumers, and why color matters more than you think.
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AI Is Devouring Energy — And You’re Paying the Bill
AI Is Devouring Energy — And You’re Paying the Bill
As AI guzzles electricity by the bucketload, consumers foot the cost without knowing how much or why
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Greece Struggles to Catch Up in Fiber Optic Adoption, Remaining a European Lagging Behind
Greece Struggles to Catch Up in Fiber Optic Adoption, Remaining a European Lagging Behind
Despite rapid growth in new fiber connections in 2024, Greece faces significant hurdles to close the gap with the EU average.
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Over €4 Billion in Infrastructure Projects Transform Thessaloniki and Northern Greece
Over €4 Billion in Infrastructure Projects Transform Thessaloniki and Northern Greece
A new developmental landscape unfolds: from the metro and Thessaloniki International Fair regeneration to ThessINTEC, the Flyover, and the digital transformation of schools.
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Digital Teachers, Smarter States: Greece Partners with OpenAI to Lead in Artificial Intelligence
Digital Teachers, Smarter States: Greece Partners with OpenAI to Lead in Artificial Intelligence
From gov.gr to ChatGPT Edu — Mitsotakis and Altman open a new chapter in education and innovation policy
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TIF 2025:Mitsotakis Announces €1.7 Billion Relief Package–Thessaloniki Becomes a “Fortress” Amid High Tension
TIF 2025: Mitsotakis Announces €1.7 Billion Relief Package – Thessaloniki Becomes a "Fortress" Amid High Tension
Government launches communication offensive with targeted benefits for the middle class and security forces – Political stakes high at the 89th Thessaloniki International Fair
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The New “Black Gold” – Georgiadis on Greece as a Global Health Hub
The New “Black Gold” – Georgiadis on Greece as a Global Health Hub
At the 5th Metropolitan Economist Conference, the Minister of Health presented the digital revolution, €1.6 billion in investments, and an AI strategy.
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Thessaloniki International Fair 2025: Demographics Take Center Stage
Thessaloniki International Fair 2025: Demographics Take Center Stage
Births at historic lows, shrinking schools, and a rapidly aging population – What Mitsotakis is set to announce
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Greece in the Grip of Shein and Temu
Greece in the Grip of Shein and Temu
Chinese giants reshape e-commerce – Hundreds of millions lost in tax revenue and thousands of jobs wiped out
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Oxford Economics: Greece Stands Out in the Realignment of Eurozone Spreads
Oxford Economics: Greece Stands Out in the Realignment of Eurozone Spreads
Oxford Economics highlights that the yield differentials between core and peripheral eurozone government bonds have significantly converged in recent years, with Italy being the main exception. Almost all peripheral countries now borrow cheaper than France, overturning the traditional spread hierarchy.
