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Greek Journalist’s Explosive Testimony Exposes Coordinated State – Spyware Surveillance Network
Drawing on years of documented investigative work, Koukakis unraveled for the court a web of influence linking private companies, politically connected individuals, and state mechanisms.
Greece Tightens Oversight of Corporate Investors Seeking Residency
A new ministerial decision published in Greece’s Government Gazette lays out the rules for granting residence permits to non-EU nationals who hold positions in companies operating within the country.
PPC Sets the Stage for Major Strategic Update at London Capital Markets Day
Public Power Corporation (PPC), Greece’s largest energy company, is set to publish its nine-month financial results tomorrow, November 18, 2025.
Euronext Nears Final Phase of ATHEXGroup Takeover as Acceptance Deadline Expires
The acceptance period for Euronext’s public offer for the Hellenic Exchanges (ATHEXGroup) closes today at 14:00, marking the final step before the official results are released.
Gas Deal Between Greece’s DEPA and Ukraine’s Naftogaz Faces Major Implementation Hurdles
The natural gas supply arrangement between Greece’s DEPA Commercial and Ukraine’s Naftogaz—signed on Sunday during President Volodymyr Zelensky’s visit to Athens at the invitation of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis—is far more complex in practice than the political symbolism suggests.
Eurostat: Greece’s Average Annual Salary Rises to €18,000 in 2024 - Still Among the Lowest in the EU
The average annual salary in the European Union climbed to €39,800 in 2024, reflecting a 5.2 percent increase from €37,800 in 2023, according to the latest data released by Eurostat.
Greece and Cyprus to Revitalize Power Interconnection Project to Attract Major Investors
Greece and Cyprus have agreed to move swiftly with an update of the financial and technical parameters of their long-delayed electricity interconnection project, a move aimed at attracting new and powerful investors.
Greece Turns the Page on Unemployment with Strongest Job Market in 17 Years
According to the latest report by Greece’s statistical authority, ELSTAT, the employment rate among people aged 20 to 64 reached 71.7 percent in the second quarter of this year—the highest level recorded since before the crisis.
Poll Signals Trouble for Greece’s Ruling Party as Opposition Shifts the Balance
Greece’s ruling party, New Democracy (ND), maintains a steady lead with 24.2% support in the latest RealPolls survey conducted for Protagon on November 9–10 among 1,765 respondents.
How Greece’s Ageing Buildings Are Driving Up Borrowing Costs
The ECB’s latest lending survey shows that companies with a low environmental footprint, or with credible plans for a green transition, are increasingly rewarded with more favorable borrowing terms.
Tsipras Uses New Memoir «Ithaca» to Reassert His Narrative of Greece’s Crisis Years
Set for release on November 24, Ithaca offers readers an unusually direct account of Tsipras’s years in power and the tumultuous period that defined modern Greek politics.
New Greek Legislation Sets Stage for First Major CO₂ Storage Hub
The new rules are particularly significant for EnEarth, a subsidiary of Energean, which aims to build the country’s first large-scale CO₂ storage hub.
North Macedonia Grants License to Restart Long-Idle HELLENIQ ENERGY Pipeline
The approval followed the validation of the pipeline’s technical and operational rulebook, along with the method used to set its maximum transport tariff.
Greece Tops Eurozone for Poverty Risk and Unmet Medical Needs
Greece posted two troubling distinctions in the Eurozone in 2024: it had both the highest share of citizens at risk of poverty and social exclusion and the highest proportion of patients unable to access necessary medical care.
Public Sector Spending Review: All Agencies Under Scrutiny Over the Next Two Years
The Greek government is elevating its public-sector spending review into a central instrument of fiscal policy, following a new directive from the Secretary General of Fiscal Policy, Pavlina Karasiotou.
High Court Ruling Closes Decade-Long Case on Laiki’s Greek Bond Exposure
Cyprus’s Supreme Constitutional Court has rejected an appeal by four former senior executives of Cyprus Popular Bank, bringing a long-running legal battle tied to the country’s financial crisis to a definitive close.
Miscalculation Forces Euronext to Amend Athens Exchange Takeover Terms
The Board of the Hellenic Capital Market Commission approved Euronext’s request on Monday afternoon to revise its voluntary public share-exchange offer for all common registered shares of the Athens Exchange (ATHEX).
Samaras Breaks Silence with Sharp Attack on Mitsotakis and Hints at New Party
Samaras rejected any suggestion that his rift with Mitsotakis is personal.
Low Declared Incomes Put Greek Freelancers Back Under the Tax Microscope
Despite long-standing concerns, the odds of a thorough tax audit in Greece remain relatively low.
Greece Faces Housing Crunch as Building Permits Plunge and Empty Homes Pile Up
Greece is grappling with a deepening housing shortage, the result of years of subdued construction activity and regulatory upheaval that has complicated the issuing of building permits.
Long-Term LNG Pact and Renewables Push Propel Aktor Energy Toward IPO
Aktor Energy, a newly established subsidiary of Aktor, is rapidly shaping a credible path toward a future listing on the Athens Stock Exchange.
The Economic Footprint of This Year’s Athens Marathon and Its Wider Impact on Tourism
This year’s Athens Authentic Marathon, which drew 72,800 participants across all events, stands out as a major economic driver for the city.
Aktor–DEPA’s LNG Ambition: The New Energy Order in Southeast Europe and Its Winners and Losers
The long-term LNG supply agreement signed between Atlantic–See LNG Trade — the new joint venture established by Aktor Energy and DEPA Commercial — and U.S. exporter Venture Global marks the beginning of a significant shift in Southeast Europe’s energy landscape.
Greece Struggles With High Public Sector Arrears
Greece’s public sector continues to grapple with high levels of unpaid bills, even as total overdue obligations fell slightly in September.
The reshuffle crossword puzzle
As Greece edges toward the final stretch of Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ second term, political attention is turning to what is expected to be the prime minister’s last cabinet reshuffle before the country heads to the polls.
Bank Surveys Reveal Wide Gap Between Greek and EU Lending Conditions
Recent surveys by the Bank of Greece and the European Central Bank highlight stark differences in lending trends between Greece and the rest of the European Union, particularly when compared with the bloc’s four largest economies—Germany, France, Italy and Spain.
Greece, Cyprus, Israel and U.S. Unite Behind Regional Energy Links Amid Rising Tensions
The statement was released following the 3+1 Energy Ministerial, bringing together officials from the United States, the Republic of Cyprus, Greece, and Israel.
Why Greece’s New Gas Deal Won’t Deliver Overnight
Exaggeration is hardly new in Greek public life, and it resurfaced on Thursday following the Farm-In agreement signed by HELLENiQ ENERGY Holdings, ExxonMobil and Energean.
Strong U.S. Interest in Metlen’s Gallium and Defence Expansion Revealed
Metlen’s announcement on Thursday of its third major corporate transformation unfolded in an atmosphere charged with emotion—particularly for Executive Chairman Evangelos Mytilineos.
Greece Emerges as Eurozone Outlier on Worker Protections
Collapse in collective bargaining coverage puts Greece far off course from the EU’s target of 80% coverage by 2027.
Helleniq Energy Rebrands Elpedison as It Fully Integrates Power Subsidiary
Chief Executive Officer Andreas Siamisiis is expected to present the group’s broader plans.