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Greece Ties EU Defense Cooperation with Turkey to Policy Shift on Casus Belli
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has announced his intention to formally request that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan revoke Turkey’s longstanding casus belli—a declaration that considers a potential extension of Greek territorial waters in the Aegean Sea as grounds for war.
Greece and Israel’s Flight Training Deal Under Scrutiny as Costs and Questions Mount
As Israel commemorates the 77th anniversary of its independence, attention turns to one of its most significant recent international defense partnerships—the government-to-government (G to G) agreement signed with Greece in April 2021.
A Two-Speed Greece: Stark Regional Inequalities in Wealth and Liquidity
Greece is increasingly becoming a country of two economic speeds, as glaring disparities emerge in wealth and liquidity across its regions.
Greece’s Banking Map: 54% of Deposits Concentrated in Attica
By the end of 2024, total bank deposits and repos held by businesses, households, and non-profit institutions in Greece reached €203.6 billion, according to the Bank of Greece.
Greece's DEPA Commerce Acquires 35% Stake in Gas-Fired Power Plant Project in Larissa
A significant energy sector agreement was finalized on Wednesday in Greece, as DEPA Commerce, the state-owned gas and energy trading company, signed a shareholder agreement to acquire a 35% stake in Larissa Thermoelectric.
Greek Star Klavdia Captivates Global Audience with “Asteromata” After Eurovision Success
Greek singer Klavdia has emerged as one of the breakout stars of Eurovision 2025, captivating audiences across the globe with her song “Asteromata.” At just 22 years old, she achieved a stunning 6th-place finish in the Grand Final—Greece’s highest ranking in over a decade—and has since taken the international music scene by storm.
When the Power Goes Out: Why Europeans Are Stashing Cash Under the Mattress
As digital payments become the norm and cash fades into obscurity, European authorities are urging citizens to prepare for a very analog kind of emergency: one where your phone doesn’t work, your card gets declined, and your only lifeline is a stash of physical cash tucked away at home.
Greece Decries Shadow Fleet While Selling Ships Into It
Although Mitsotakis insists Greece is committed to international maritime law and sanctions compliance, Greek shipping firms were by far the most active sellers in this trend.
Athens Faces Political Uproar Over Silence on Gaza Humanitarian Crisis
Greece has been sharply criticized for its silence.
Prime Kolonaki Property with Rich Legacy Draws Investor Attention
The modest price point is expected to attract considerable interest from investors, possibly leading to competitive bidding and a higher final sale price.
PPC Sees Steady Progress in Grid Reliability and Digital Upgrades
In Greece, network reliability has shown marked improvement, as demonstrated by the reduction in the SAIDI index (System Average Interruption Duration Index), which tracks the average duration of power outages per customer.
Who Benefits from Greece’s New Development Law? Not Everyone
At the heart of the law is a broad set of financial instruments, designed to stimulate private investment and speed up licensing procedures.
What the Suspension of Ethniki Insurance’s New Compensation Model Reveals About the Piraeus–CVC Deal
The abrupt suspension of a new health insurance compensation model by Greece’s Ethniki Insurance has triggered serious concerns—not just about the company’s ability to carry out long-term reforms, but also about the wider challenges facing the private insurance sector in Greece.
European Prosecutors Search Greek Farm Subsidy Agency Amid Integrity Concerns
In the context of an ongoing investigation by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO), Greece’s Payment and Control Agency for Guidance and Guarantee Community Aid (OPEKEPE) announced that its new administration has fully cooperated, handing over all requested documentation to facilitate the process.
Leadership Contest Unfolds at American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce
The race for the presidency of the American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce is heating up amid an atmosphere of intense behind-the-scenes maneuvering. With the term of current president Nikos Bakatselos coming to an end, the spotlight has turned to the two leading contenders vying to succeed him: Giannis Sarakakis and Alexandros Kostopoulos.
New IMF Tool Maps Global Trade from Space, Highlighting Greece’s Maritime Clout
The International Monetary Fund has unveiled a groundbreaking new tool designed to track global trade in near real time by analyzing satellite data from commercial ship movements.
Lost in Translation: Predator Spyware Trial in Greece Delayed Amid Interpreter Shortage
The high-profile trial linked to Greece’s surveillance scandal has been postponed indefinitely, after a failure to translate key court documents into English.
Is Greece Poised to Use EU Regulation to Tighten Grip on Its Ports?
After years of delay, the Greek government has finally brought to Parliament a draft bill aimed at aligning the country with European Union Regulation (EU) 2019/452, which establishes a common framework for the screening of foreign direct investments (FDI) into the EU.
Greek Government Faces Mounting Pressure Amid Voter Defections
Greece's conservative government is navigating increasingly turbulent political waters as it grapples with declining support and shifting voter loyalties.
Greece’s Housing Dilemma: Buying vs. Renting in a Market at a Crossroads
In Greece, the question of whether to buy or rent a home has become increasingly complex in recent years.
Greece Targets Welfare Recipients with New Digital Oversight System
The Greek government is tightening oversight of its welfare system with a new digital registry aimed at increasing transparency and cracking down on abuse.
Greece Plans Digital Taxpayer Rating System
Greece is preparing to roll out a new digital system by 2026 that will assess and reward taxpayer compliance, following in the footsteps of several European countries and the United States.
Greek Teens Among Heaviest Digital Device Users, OECD Warns of Mental Health Risks
A new OECD report warns that Greek adolescents are among the heaviest users of digital devices in the developed world, with alarming consequences for their mental health.
Greece's Public Sector Arrears Resurface, Revealing Deep Structural Flaws
Greece’s Overdue State Payments Soar to 2017 Levels, Exposing Structural Failings in Public Sector Efficiency.
Rising Wave of Bounced Checks and Unpaid Promissory Notes
Spike in Bounced Checks and Unpaid Notes Signals Deepening Liquidity Strain in Greek Business Sector.
Post-Tempi Tragedy, Greece and Italy Move to Reform Troubled Train Deal
Greece and Italy Reset Railway Deal After Years of Stagnation - €810 Million in New Investments Aimed at 2027 Modernization.
Greece Eyes Tax Cuts in 2026 as Revenues Surpass Expectations
Greece plans sweeping tax cuts in 2026, fueled by stronger-than-expected revenues and a growing budget surplus.
Greek Gen Z and Millennials Navigate Work Pressures and Pursue Purpose, Deloitte Survey Finds
The latest Global Gen Z and Millennial Survey by Deloitte, now in its 14th year, captures the perspectives of over 23,000 young adults from 44 countries.
Eastern Mediterranean Route to Greece Sees 30% Drop in Irregular Crossings
Irregular migration into the European Union has significantly declined in the first four months of 2025, according to new data released by Frontex, the EU’s border and coast guard agency.
Greeks Work the Most in the EU – But Take Home the Least
If you're wondering which country in Europe works the hardest, look no further than Greece. According to Eurostat data for 2024, Greeks aged 20 to 64 work an average of 39.8 hours per week—well above the European Union average of 36 hours.
Greece Introduces National Screening Mechanism for Foreign Investments
Greece is moving to tighten its control over foreign direct investments (FDIs) with a new bill aimed at safeguarding national security and public order.