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How an ELAS Government Could Reshape the Greek Stock Market
ELAS is proposing a substantial expansion of public investment and state intervention, including the creation of a National Convergence Fund
Greek Government Points to 2022 Resignations as Political Accountability in Predator Spyware Scandal
Τhe comments were a reference to the political fallout of August 2022, when the head of EYP and the prime minister’s chief of staff resigned as the surveillance controversy intensified.
Greece’s Rental Squeeze Deepens as Prices Rise as Much as 16.7%
Attica, the region encompassing Athens and its suburbs, recorded a 4.3% increase, while rents in the rest of Greece rose 4%.
Greece Rejects Outside Pressure on Defense as Tensions With Turkey Rise
“Greece is a peaceful country that poses no threat to anyone,” Mitsotakis said, adding that it “will not accept instructions from anyone”.
Turkey Renews Pressure on Greece Over Aegean Islands, Invoking Kastellorizo
Erdogan said Greece should end what Turkey considers the militarization of islands governed by international agreements restricting their military presence.
Greece Calls In Military as Foot-and-Mouth Disease Crisis Deepens on Lesbos
The measure comes amid escalating anger among livestock farmers on Lesbos, an island in the northeastern Aegean where sheep and goat farming and dairy production are important pillars of the rural economy.
Greece Offers Tax Breaks, Fast-Track Permits to Woo Foreign Investment
The proposed framework is designed to increase foreign investment while directing capital toward digital and technological transformation, innovation, skilled employment and economic activity outside Greece’s main urban centers.
OTE Takes On Greece’s Fire Service Communications Overhaul in Deal That Could Grow From €44 Million to €64 Million
The agreement, signed three days ago with Information Society worths €35.665 million.
Gender Options on Greek Health Platform Ignite a Fight on the Political Right
Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis said he hadn’t been aware of the setting and ordered it changed.
Saint Laurent Greece Lifts Earnings Despite Softer Sales
Saint Laurent Greece reported revenue of €8.36 million for the year ended Dec. 31, down about 3% from €8.62 million in 2024.
Greece Faces Fresh Fuel-Price Increases as Oil Rally Intensifies Pressure
The average nationwide price of 95-octane unleaded gasoline stood at €2.046 a liter on August 31st.
Greece’s Price-Cut Initiative Faces a September 9 Inflation Test
Early evidence raises questions about the program’s effectiveness.
Theon International Lines Up €325 Million Loan as Expansion Push Lifts Leverage
The Cyprus-incorporated company, which is listed on Euronext and led by Greek entrepreneur Christian Hadjiminas, is expected to sign the financing agreement on or around Sept. 7, 2026.
Greece Touts Supermarket Discounts, but Shoppers Are Still Paying More
An analysis by Dnews.gr of 30 everyday products included in government price-reduction lists found that most still cost more than their earliest recorded price in July or early August.
Greece’s €9.30-An-Hour Wage Problem: Greeks Work Longer, but Produce Less
Greeks work considerably longer hours than many of their European counterparts, yet generate far less economic value for each hour on the job—a productivity gap that helps explain why wages remain among the lowest in the European Union.
He Says Hackers Made Him Look Richer to Get a Loan. Greece Handed Him a €6,596 Tax Bill
A Greek taxpayer says hackers broke into his government tax account, added €24,000 in income he never earned and used the stronger financial profile in an attempt to obtain a bank loan in his name. The alleged fraud left him with another problem: a €6,596 tax bill.
Highgate Establishes Greek Foothold With €9.9 Million Investment Vehicle
The group is entering the country through Zafolia BidCo S.A., a newly incorporated Greek company with initial share capital of €9.9 million ($11.6 million).
Len Blavatnik Sails Into Greece as Questions Linger Over Investment Plans
Blavatnik and his son, Ariel Michael Blavatnik, who was 21 at the time, were granted Greek citizenship under a presidential decree published on Sept. 16, 2025
Greece Moves to Build ‘Achilles Shield’ Air-Defense Network in Israeli Deal
The agreement envisages the deployment of four Israeli systems that, according to Greek officials and state broadcaster ERTnews, are expected to be operational in Greece within 28 months.
Greece Rolls Out Price Cuts on 1,500 Supermarket Products. How Much Will Shoppers Actually Save?
About 800 of the participating codes are branded products supplied by 70 companies, excluding meat and school supplies.
Embassy of Israel to Dnews: Pninat Yanai Does Not Know Tal Dilian
The Embassy of Israel has issued an immediate response to a comment published today in Dnews’ “Pliroforiodotis” column under the headline “Does Pninat Yanai Know Tal Dilian?”, as well as to a report published by our English-language edition under the headline “Israel’s New Ambassador to Greece Has a Past in the Spyware Business.”
Greek Court Revokes Licenses for Three Private Universities, Exposing Flaws in Reform Rollout
Greece’s highest administrative court has revoked the operating licenses and academic-program approvals of three newly authorized private university ventures, exposing flaws in the rollout of one of the government’s most consequential—and politically contentious—higher-education reforms.
Greece Launches Central Platform for Trading Bad Loans
Greece is introducing a centralized electronic platform to track transactions in nonperforming loans, in the latest effort to bring greater transparency and standardized reporting to a market that has played a central role in the cleanup of the country’s banking system.
Greece Tightens Rules on Mobile-Billed Digital Services to Curb Unwanted Charges
Greece is tightening the rules governing digital services charged directly to consumers’ phone bills, introducing stricter consent and authentication requirements designed to prevent subscribers from being hit with unwanted or poorly understood charges.
Greece Eyes New Tax Breaks as Household Finances Remain Under Pressure
Greece’s government is preparing a multiyear package of tax cuts and spending measures to unveil at the Thessaloniki International Fair, seeking to turn the country’s most important annual economic-policy event into the starting point of a four-year political and fiscal plan.
French Investor Takes Majority Stake in Greece-Cyprus Power Link, but Key Deal Terms Remain Undisclosed
The agreement was signed Wednesday at the Greek prime minister’s official residence in Athens in the presence of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis
HELLENiQ ENERGY Pairs Lower Debt With Strong Earnings, Signals Higher Shareholder Returns
HELLENiQ ENERGY reported adjusted second-quarter EBITDA of €442 million and adjusted net profit of €253 million
Greek High Court Rules Profit Margin Cap Complies With EU Law
The Greek High Court has ruled that the profit margin cap is compatible with European Union law.
Metlen Secures Landmark U.S. Gallium Supply Deal, Advancing Europe's Critical Minerals Push
The deal represents a strategic milestone in Europe's efforts to build a more resilient supply chain for critical raw materials.
Greek Constitutional Debate Revives Scrutiny of Mitsotakis Over Surveillance Scandal
Mitsotakis opened the debate by accusing PASOK of acting irresponsibly for refusing to support constitutional amendments it had itself argued should be revised.
Greece Posts One of EU’s Sharpest Increases in Airfare Prices
Prices for air-passenger services in Greece rose 15.1% in June 2026 from a year earlier.