Airbnb in Greece: €5,000 Fines and Strict Inspections Shake Up the Short-Term Rental Market
New rules from October 1, 2025 – Ban on new licenses in central Athens extended until 2026
New rules from October 1, 2025 – Ban on new licenses in central Athens extended until 2026
New Democracy speaks with facts and figures, not slogans. Tasos Gaitanis puts substance back on the table of political dialogue.
High fuel prices, transportation fares, and accommodation costs have reshaped the vacation preferences of Greek travelers this summer. More and more people are choosing shorter getaways to nearby destinations in order to keep expenses low. Islands within close proximity to Athens saw increased demand, as travelers sought options with cheaper ferry tickets or destinations accessible by car.
AIA: Passenger Traffic to Close with 5% Growth – Expansion Works to Start in Early 2026
The partnership between Helleniq Energy and the US energy giant strengthens Greece’s energy security, investment appeal, and geopolitical stature in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Ankara escalates tensions by disputing Greek and Cypriot jurisdiction in the southeastern Aegean ahead of joint military drills involving France, Italy, and Cyprus
Near-unanimous vote condemns the continued occupation of northern Cyprus and calls for immediate and unconditional release of detained EU citizens
Doug Burgum meets with PM Mitsotakis to deepen U.S.-Greece energy ties amid Chevron's bid for offshore exploration near Crete
Egypt conducts surveys in area ceded by Tripoli to Ankara, escalating tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean
€788 million in loans allocated, with potential for expansion – A strategic plan to boost military procurement and domestic defense production
Israel’s Strategic Power, Hamas’ Video, and Greece’s ‘Weapon’
Belgacem Haftar’s Athens visit strengthens bilateral ties, economic collaboration, and security in Eastern Mediterranean
Comprehensive Overview of the €1.76 Billion Fiscal Package: Focus on Families, Youth, and Middle-Income Groups
The strong seismic tremor was felt across Evia and Attica, with no reports of damage or injuries so far.
Government bets on lower taxes to boost consumption and investor confidence. Opposition pushes for sharp VAT cuts.
Athens sets clear conditions for Turkey’s participation in European defense programs, emphasizing sovereignty and national confidence
Cyprus’ refusal to approve the regulated revenue stalls the project, raising questions over who will cover the €250 million already spent
Brussels frustrated by delays, suspicious financial moves, and conflicting feasibility studies
Kyriakos Mitsotakis at Thessaloniki International Fair: Innovative use of dormant military sites for citizens and uniformed personnel
The first female CEO of a systemic bank in Greece ushers in a new era of human-centric banking.
The PASOK-KINAL spokesperson launches a sharp critique ahead of the Prime Minister’s appearance at the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF)