New energy support measures for households and businesses in Greece
Greece unveils new energy support measures for households and businesses, including heating oil subsidies, expanded allowances, and a fuel profit margin cap.
Greece unveils new energy support measures for households and businesses, including heating oil subsidies, expanded allowances, and a fuel profit margin cap.
Fuel prices in Greece hit €2.20 per liter as wars drive costs up. Industry leaders call for anti-smuggling action and EU-level relief measures.
Up to €4,000 in retroactive pension payments are on the way for 370,000 Greek retirees — but key steps must be completed before funds are released.
Eurogroup President Pierrakakis calls for vigilance and rapid reforms at the Dublin summit, warning that resilience alone is not a growth strategy for Europe.
Greece plans a major heating allowance hike for 1.2 million citizens, with heating oil prices set to drop below €1.75 through targeted government measures.
Greece’s Athens Stock Exchange rejoins developed markets after 13 years, with Finance Minister Pierrakakis calling it a springboard for investment and growth.
Greece’s MIDA property registry faces yet another delay, with full implementation pushed past the elections amid unresolved technical and political hurdles.
Greece awaits Brussels’ approval to cut heating oil excise duty, targeting €1.75/liter with a three-pronged plan covering tax cuts, allowances, and diesel subsidies.
Greek Finance Minister Pierrakakis heads to Dublin for Eurogroup and ECOFIN talks focused on Eurozone growth, productivity, and energy costs.
Greek fuel prices hit €2.20/liter, with increases of up to 30% in just months. Government intervention on heating oil costs announced.
Revolut faces a $3M ransom threat after hackers breached customer data using a fake government email, exposing addresses, ID photos, and Bitcoin activity.
Greece’s top court rules tax audits can reach back 10 years when fake invoices surface after the standard 5-year limitation period expires.