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Libya’s Fly Oya Lands in Greece With New Aviation Venture
Fly Oya is a privately owned Libyan airline founded in 2018 and based in Tripoli.
Greek Government Faces Deep Voter Dissatisfaction
The survey found that 58% of respondents were “not at all” satisfied with the government’s performance in September, up from 55% in June.
Greek Prime Minister Courts Silicon Valley on AI and Investment
Greek prime minister also toured Nvidia’s research facilities, where the company develops advanced semiconductors and computing systems.
Greek Businesses Face Triple Cost Squeeze as Energy, Wages and Imports Rise
Many companies have already absorbed successive cost increases and have less room to do so again.
Greece’s Mitsotakis Heads to Silicon Valley as AI Boom Meets Its Growing Pains
Mitsotakis is scheduled to visit Nvidia and Tesla on Monday before speaking at an Endeavor Greece event titled “The Future of AI Elsewhere.”
Bracebridge Capital Deepens Push Into Greece’s Distressed-Asset Market
Bracebridge has already emerged as an active investor in Greece’s market for nonperforming exposures, or NPEs, as the country’s banking system continues to work through portfolios accumulated during and after its decade-long debt crisis.
Big Business Captures Rising Share of Greece’s Corporate Lending
The number of large companies receiving bank financing rose 25.4% between December 2019 and June 2026, to 701 from 559.
Greek Borrowers Face Deadline to Convert Swiss-Franc Loans
Interest in the program has accelerated as the deadline approaches, according to people familiar with the process.
Greece Rolls Out Fuel Support as Energy Pressures Build
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has said announcements are forthcoming and has indicated that heating oil is expected to enter the market at less than €1.75 a liter.
Greek Power Prices Reflect More Than the Global Energy Crunch
The issue highlights a growing challenge for Greece as it rapidly expands renewable-power capacity.
Greece Targets Heating-Oil Price Below €1.75 as Winter Energy Support Expands
The moves come as motorists and households contend with elevated fuel prices.
Greece Weighs Profit-Margin Cap Across Energy Supply Chain
A profit-margin cap, however, wouldn't amount to a ceiling on the retail price of gasoline, diesel or heating oil.
PPC’s Amazon Data-Center Deal Puts Greece’s Energy Transition to Work
A central feature of the agreement is a planned 15-year lease of the data center to Amazon following completion of construction
Greek Government Gets Minimal Polling Lift From New Economic Package
The numbers suggest that Mitsotakis’s announcements in Thessaloniki, where Greek governments traditionally unveil their economic priorities, have yet to produce a meaningful shift in public support.
From Florina to the Cyclades, Greece’s Gasoline Price Gap Widens
Those national averages mask substantial regional differences, with many of Greece’s island regions clustered at the expensive end of the market.
Greek Businesses Get a New Tool to Measure What Their Workers and Capital Really Produce
Once GVA is calculated, companies can connect it with the resources used to generate that value.
Cost of Living Dominates Greek Politics as Poll Points to Fragmented Parliament
The cost of living still remains a central concern among Greek society.
Greece Pushes Back as Turkey Revives Aegean Demilitarization Dispute
Athens maintains that the legal status of the eastern Aegean islands is established by international treaties and rejects Turkey’s interpretation of provisions concerning their military status.
Court Ruling Promised Greek Borrowers Relief. Months Later, They Are Still Waiting
Many borrowers are still waiting to see the benefit in their monthly payments.
Greece’s Electricity-Bill Relief Risks Being Swamped by Wholesale Price Surge
The average price in Greece’s day-ahead electricity market has climbed to €157.45 a megawatt-hour so far in September.
Intellexa Founder Expected to Detail Greek Intelligence Role in Predator Spyware Case
He is expected to present evidence in a court that could challenge claims that the use of Predator in Greece was an exclusively private-sector operation.
Athens Students Take to the Streets Over Housing Costs
Student associations from universities across Athens have called for a rally.
Greece’s PPC in Talks to Acquire Romanian Electronics Retailer Flanco
Flanco is one of Romania’s best-known retail brands. Founded in 1994, it was the country’s first major consumer-electronics chain established after the fall of communism.
Mazonakis Death Probe Puts Greek Medical Oversight Under Scrutiny
The Athens Prosecutor’s Office brought the new charge after investigators received additional evidence from the Hellenic Police, according to information emerging from the inquiry.
Athens Appeals Court Evacuates 5,000 People in Just Over Nine Minutes in First Full-Scale Evacuation Drill
The Athens Court of Appeals completed the evacuation in nine minutes and four seconds.
Bank of Greece Sees Inflation Accelerating to 3.5% in 2026
The central bank said the increase largely reflects higher energy prices and stubborn services inflation.
A Tax on the Rich? The U.S. Debate Offers Lessons for Greece
One option attracting attention in Congress is to increase contributions from high earners.
Greek Power Prices Surge, Raising Prospect of Higher Electricity Bills
Adding to the pressure is another bout of volatility in Europe’s energy markets, with natural gas trading at around €80 a thermal megawatt-hour.
Greece Sits Out Bond Turbulence as Global Debt Concerns Mount
Greece is entering that environment from an unusually comfortable position.
Athens Metro Expansion Raises Safety Concerns After Buildings Are Damaged
The findings were prepared by structural engineer Nikolaos Krasakis and Dimitrios Kaliampakos, a professor at the National Technical University of Athens.
Greece Tightens Rules for New Programs at Foreign University Branches
The new rules were adopted by the Supreme Council of Greece’s National Authority for Higher Education, or HAHE, and published in the Government Gazette.