Under Adonis’ Watch, Greece Becomes First in Europe with Free HCM Home Delivery System
No queues, no cost, full dignity — Greece sets a European benchmark in pharmaceutical distribution under Georgiadis' plan.
No queues, no cost, full dignity — Greece sets a European benchmark in pharmaceutical distribution under Georgiadis' plan.
On October 12, 1944, the swastika flag was lowered from the Acropolis, marking the end of the Nazi occupation of Athens. A day of jubilation and relief, it signified not just the liberation of the Greek capital but the rebirth of a nation that had suffered under brutal tyranny.
Against the backdrop of the Israel–Hamas agreement, the Greek Prime Minister sends a message of international presence, political stability, and economic resilience—while opening new fronts in domestic reforms.
Cutting-Edge Programs and International Partnerships
The European Union is intensifying efforts to include Turkey in its €150 billion Security Action for Europe (SAFE) initiative, designed to strengthen defense industry investments. Greece, however, continues to insist that Ankara must abandon its aggressive claims in the Aegean before being allowed to participate.
Starting November 2025, property owners in Greece who rent out previously vacant or short-term rental homes can benefit from a three-year tax exemption, with new rules expanding eligibility for larger households and public sector tenants, while ensuring stricter compliance with prior property declarations.
Hospitals and Social Security Lead the Surge
The European Court of Justice has imposed heavy penalties on Greece for failing to shut down an illegal landfill inside the Zakynthos Marine National Park — a protected area that serves as the breeding ground of the endangered sea turtle Caretta caretta.*
The presentation of Alexis Patelis’ new book, “The Great Return,” became more than a literary event — it revealed the dual identity of New Democracy, highlighted Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ balancing act between centrism and the party’s traditional base, and reignited a quiet political duel with Alexis Tsipras.
Greece faces an uphill race to complete Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) projects on time, as the Prime Minister issues a firm warning to contractors that no extensions will be granted.
What the Transfer Would Mean in Practice
Energy and food prices decline, but rising costs for everyday goods and services continue to strain households
With the French economy and 2026 budget at stake, President Emmanuel Macron seeks consensus among party leaders, while far-right and far-left factions refuse compromise, leaving the country in mounting political uncertainty.
The new framework for conscription and reserve service strengthens the role of the Ministry of National Defense, digitizes military obligations, and places citizens under continuous military oversight, raising debates on the limits of democratic administration.
Following the decision for exhumations and toxicology tests, the mother of a tragedy victim calls it a “mock trial” and accuses judges and the government of “a flawed investigation”.
Historic Gaza Agreement Achieved
Milestone decision reflects Greece’s financial recovery, transparency reforms, and investor-grade status, effective from September 21, 2026
In a strong message to industry leaders, the Prime Minister highlights political stability as the cornerstone of growth — and calls for renewed trust.
Eight Greek islands and 21 luxury hotels dominate the 2025 Readers’ Choice Awards
Father of train disaster victim hails renewed investigation as a step toward justice and transparency
European Commission grants key flexibility to prevent loss of funds under “Doxiadis” modernization initiative.