Greece closes old bailout accounts: €5.3bn early debt repayment delivers €1.6bn in interest savings
Strategic move to cut risk and speed up debt reduction, with full repayment of bailout loans targeted by 2031
Strategic move to cut risk and speed up debt reduction, with full repayment of bailout loans targeted by 2031
Major food retailers accelerate spending on logistics, technology and green energy despite pressure on margins
Manufacturing, tourism and border regions lead demand as Macedonia emerges as a hotspot
Oğuz Sedir, director of Milliyet, dismantles the stereotypes fueling tensions between Greece and Turkey, speaks about the responsibility of the media and politicians, and explains why he believes that both peoples are ready for a new model of shared interests in the Aegean and the Eastern Mediterranean.
While other EU nations back men, Athens pushes a female candidate with unmatched credentials
A sweeping CCS framework unleashes record investments from Titan, Heracles, Motor Oil, DESFA and Energean, reshaping Greek heavy industry.
Greece’s LNG infrastructure in Alexandroupolis is set to expand with longer-duration products and extended auctions, enhancing connectivity to Ukraine and Southeast European markets.
Greece plans to invest in strategic energy corridors, domestic production, and international partnerships, proposing NATO defense funds to boost energy security.”
“They rate us higher than we rate ourselves”: Adonis reveals Greece’s unexpected global victory
From Pfizer–Deloitte investments to the energy hub in Alexandroupolis and Komotini: Thessaloniki emerges as a strategic U.S. anchor.
From the Aegean to the Atlantic, Greece emerges as a key energy pivot, with U.S. LNG strengthening Europe’s energy security and strategic stability.
Ankara reacts to Greece’s new defense doctrine, warns of rising tensions in the Aegean
The U.S. Ambassador emphasizes the importance of democracy and Greek-American relations in the Eastern Mediterranean.
“How the Russian ‘lifeline’ turned out to be a phantom, why the €25 billion never existed, and how tough decisions kept Greece standing.”
Hundreds of thousands of sheep are being slaughtered in Greece because of the sheep and goat pox outbreak — a development which, according to the BBC, may affect the production and export of feta cheese.
The Greek government pushes forward on labor reforms, social benefits, and digital modernization amid festive season preparations.
How Athens and Nicosia leverage Europe’s mega-defense fund, block Turkey, and aim for a strategic leadership role in the new EU security landscape.
Cabinet approves Social Agreement, Multiannual Fiscal Planning, National Development Program, and key legislative reforms shaping a new era of growth and social cohesion
New National Organization merges Ktimatologio and municipal planning powers to streamline permits, control, and property management by 2026.
Exploding rents, shrinking incomes and mass displacement push Greece’s middle class to the edge — with major political consequences.
European Commission endorses Greek fiscal and medium-term plans, highlighting debt sustainability and economic resilience.