“Wood Sees Greek Debt Near 100% of GDP by 2030 – Fiscal Discipline and Tax Reforms to Shape the Next Decade”
Primary surpluses, fiscal discipline, and the 2026–2027 measures package support Greece’s economic trajectory
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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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“Hadzidakis Fires a Shot at the Opposition: When Bloomberg Says Greece Cut Tax Evasion… It’s Just Wednesday”
“Hadzidakis Fires a Shot at the Opposition: When Bloomberg Says Greece Cut Tax Evasion… It’s Just Wednesday”
The Deputy Prime Minister responds to opposition criticism, highlighting Greece’s “remarkable fiscal turnaround” in tackling tax evasion.
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The Cretan Mafia Exposed: From Drug Networks to Clergy Blackmail and Modern Money Laundering
The Cretan Mafia Exposed: From Drug Networks to Clergy Blackmail and Modern Money Laundering
Inside the labyrinthine criminal organization that spread drugs, weapons, extortion, and corruption across Crete—until a sweeping police crackdown brought it down.
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Housing Market Overhaul: Greece Targets Thousands of Idle Homes to Cool Prices
Housing Market Overhaul: Greece Targets Thousands of Idle Homes to Cool Prices
Government plan at Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF) aims to unlock unused properties, incentivize owners, and expand social housing.
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Mafia in Crete: €3 Million Criminal Empire – Church Land Deals and a Plot to Influence the New Archbishop
Mafia in Crete: €3 Million Criminal Empire – Church Land Deals and a Plot to Influence the New Archbishop
Shocking details emerge about a criminal organization dismantled in Crete early Sunday morning, with authorities revealing a mafia-style network involved in drugs, illegal property deals, and even an attempt to influence the election of the new Metropolitan of Crete.
