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Europe Faces Deepening Housing Emergency, Advisory Council Warns
Nearly half of Europeans aged 18 to 34 still live with their parents because they cannot afford to move out, while young adults living alone face twice the risk of housing insecurity compared to older groups.
Greece Rises Among Europe’s Leading Pasta Producers
In terms of trade, the EU exported 2.9 million tonnes of pasta and imported 1.7 million.
Greece’s Property Market at a Turning Point
Affordable housing has become one of the most pressing challenges in Greece and across Europe, with supply lagging far behind demand.
European Court of Auditors Highlights Shortcomings in Greece’s Use of EU Money
The European Court of Auditors has issued a series of serious warnings over Greece’s management of European funds, highlighting weaknesses in oversight, legality, and transparency in the use of public money.
Greece Among Europe’s Costliest Property Markets
Comparisons with countries known for their low fees, make Greece look even less competitive.
Alexis Tsipras to Speak at the Sorbonne on Europe’s Future
Tsipras will speak at a moment when questions over Europe’s capacity to lead on issues ranging from economic stability to migration, security, and climate change remain as urgent as ever.
Europe’s Energy Integration Could Slash Greek Power Bills by Nearly a Quarter
Greece consistently ranks among those with the most expensive electricity in Europe.
Greek Exports Hit by New EU - US Trade Deal
The timing of the agreement compounds the problem.
Why Electricity in Greece Is More Expensive Than the EU Average
A major factor is Greece’s limited energy interconnection with the rest of Europe...
Greece Rises in Popularity Among European Tourists, Spending Expected to Increase
Greece is gaining ground as a top destination for European tourists in 2025, climbing the popularity ranks especially among German and French travelers, according to new data from the Institute of the Greek Tourism Confederation (INSETE).
European Parliament Backs Ambitious UN Sustainability Goals Ahead of Global Forum
Greek MEP Nikolas Farantouris secured broad cross-party backing in the European Parliament on Wednesday for a sweeping report on the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, positioning the EU as a global leader in the drive toward a more just and sustainable future.
European Metal Industry Sounds the Alarm: CEOs Call on EU to Avert Deindustrialisation
The CEOs warn that Europe’s industrial competitiveness is being sacrificed in the name of decarbonisation efforts that lack the necessary supporting measures.
Trade Tensions Rise: What the EU’s Dilemma Means for Greece’s Economy
The escalating tensions between Brussels and Washington are forcing EU member states to prepare for a range of economic and geopolitical outcomes.
Europe Faces Explosive Public Spending Pressures – Greece in the Spotlight
Classified as part of «advanced Europe» in the report, Greece is singled out largely due to its high levels of public debt and the disproportionately large share of its budget devoted to pensions and healthcare.
Audit Questions Effectiveness of EU’s Juncker Plan, Highlights Greece’s Minimal Benefit
The European Court of Auditors is now recommending greater transparency in investment reporting, improvements in the calculation of mobilized funds, and enhanced disclosure of how EU guarantees impact the private sector.
ReArm Europe Plan: Opportunities and Risks for Greece’s Military and Economy
A key component of the plan is a €800 billion investment initiative designed to strengthen Europe’s defense industry and military capabilities.
Operational Challenges Threaten the Effectiveness of the EU’s Anti-Money Laundering Authority
The European Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA), the EU’s newly created agency to combat financial crime, is already facing serious governance and operational challenges, raising concerns about its ability to function effectively. Sources speaking to Dnews pointed to transparency issues in leadership selection, procedural inefficiencies, and logistical difficulties that could hinder AMLA from fulfilling its ambitious mandate.
EU Green Rules Overhaul: What Changes for Businesses?
The relaxation of sustainability regulations is aimed at boosting European businesses amid increasing global competition.
How Transparent is EU Funding for NGOs? Auditors Set to Reveal Findings
Non-governmental and civil society organizations play a crucial role in fostering citizen participation in EU policymaking through transparent and continuous dialogue. But just how transparent is EU funding for these NGOs?
Eurobank Strengthens Its Diversified Business Model, Eyes Strategic Acquisitions Across Europe
Eurobank is reinforcing its position as a leading financial institution by maintaining a diversified business model that ensures both resilience and strong profitability.
Greece Tops EU Charts in Pessimism, Eurofound Survey Finds
The report highlights an urgent need for structural reforms to address economic instability, social inequalities, and transparency in governance.
Trump’s Presidency: The European Union’s Moment of Truth
The re-election of Donald Trump as President of the United States marks a pivotal moment for the European Union, presenting a challenge that demands strategic recalibration, unity, and strong leadership. Through his protectionist economic policies, tariff threats, and confrontational stance towards European institutions, Trump underscores the gaps in the EU's crisis management and policymaking.
Greek Prime Minister Calls Trump Era a Turning Point for Europe’s Strategic Awakening
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has described the Trump era as a potential turning point for Europe, emphasizing the need for renewed focus on the continent’s geopolitical, economic, investment, competitiveness, and defense priorities.