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TIF 2026

Ειδήσεις, video, ειδησεις τωρα και νέα για TIF 2026 από το pagenews.gr

  • Androulakis at TIF: “This Should Be New Democracy’s Final Mile” — His First Six-Month Plan

    Androulakis at TIF: “This Should Be New Democracy’s Final Mile” — His First Six-Month Plan

    Nikos Androulakis used the 90th Thessaloniki International Fair to make his clearest bid yet for government: seven flagship reforms for the first six months, lower energy costs, tougher action against market concentration, tax relief for SMEs, a new strategy for agriculture and a “New Helsinki” framework for relations with Turkey. His central message was unmistakable: PASOK wants to be judged not simply as an opposition party, but as a government-in-waiting.

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    Androulakis at TIF: “This Should Be New Democracy’s Final Mile” — His First Six-Month Plan
  • Greece’s New Child Investment Account: How €100 a Month Could Grow Into €77,000

    Greece’s New Child Investment Account: How €100 a Month Could Grow Into €77,000

    From 2027, every euro contributed by a parent will unlock another euro from the state up to an annual ceiling — creating a tax-free, long-term investment account designed to give children their first meaningful pool of capital at age 18.

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    Greece’s New Child Investment Account: How €100 a Month Could Grow Into €77,000
  • Samaras Unleashes on Mitsotakis: “This Is Not New Democracy — This Is the Mitsotakis Party”

    Samaras Unleashes on Mitsotakis: “This Is Not New Democracy — This Is the Mitsotakis Party”

    Former prime minister Antonis Samaras has launched an extraordinary attack on Kyriakos Mitsotakis, turning the prime minister’s remarks about his “legacy” and his “expertise” in damaging New Democracy back against him — and accusing the government of high living costs, arrogance, corruption and a foreign policy of appeasement.

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    Samaras Unleashes on Mitsotakis: “This Is Not New Democracy — This Is the Mitsotakis Party”
  • The €421bn Debt Mountain Left Outside TIF: Greece’s Private Debt Problem Is Back in Focus

    The €421bn Debt Mountain Left Outside TIF: Greece’s Private Debt Problem Is Back in Focus

    As Kyriakos Mitsotakis promotes a “growth dividend” through tax cuts, wage increases and targeted support, Greek households and businesses are still carrying €421bn in total liabilities — with €238.6bn already overdue, exposing the other side of the country’s economic recovery.

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    The €421bn Debt Mountain Left Outside TIF: Greece’s Private Debt Problem Is Back in Focus
  • Mitsotakis at TIF: Who Gets What — and When? The Full Money Map Through 2029

    Mitsotakis at TIF: Who Gets What — and When? The Full Money Map Through 2029

    From €400 for pensioners and €500 for public employees to a €1,000 minimum wage, “My Home 3” and the 30% power-price target — the government is spreading its growth dividend across almost every part of Greek society

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    Mitsotakis at TIF: Who Gets What — and When? The Full Money Map Through 2029
  • Dendias at TIF: Greece Wants to Stop Buying Defence — and Start Producing It

    Dendias at TIF: Greece Wants to Stop Buying Defence — and Start Producing It

    Agenda 2030 targets a new Greek defence-industrial model: €1.5bn flowing to domestic industry, 19 companies involved in the air-defence shield, Greek participation in FDI frigates and a target of 15,000 drones a year

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    Dendias at TIF: Greece Wants to Stop Buying Defence — and Start Producing It
  • Androulakis Fires at Tsipras and Mitsotakis: “Same Factory Settings”

    Androulakis Fires at Tsipras and Mitsotakis: “Same Factory Settings”

    The PASOK leader opens a two-front offensive ahead of TIF, attacking Tsipras over the Golden Visa and the credibility of his economic programme while accusing the government of allowing high prices and oligopolies to operate without effective controls.

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    Androulakis Fires at Tsipras and Mitsotakis: “Same Factory Settings”
  • Mitsotakis Heads to TIF With €36bn Question: What Did Greece 2.0 Really Change?

    Mitsotakis Heads to TIF With €36bn Question: What Did Greece 2.0 Really Change?

    Greece’s Recovery Fund programme is entering its final phase as the government seeks to turn billions of euros from Brussels into a tangible political dividend — healthcare, digital services, infrastructure and investment are in focus, while the bigger question is what comes after the RRF.

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    Mitsotakis Heads to TIF With €36bn Question: What Did Greece 2.0 Really Change?