Winter sales 2026: What are the risks, how to avoid phishing scams
New Kaspersky research reveals 65% of online shoppers think they can spot scams alone, yet only 42% use security software to protect against phishing attacks.
New Kaspersky research reveals 65% of online shoppers think they can spot scams alone, yet only 42% use security software to protect against phishing attacks.
Major EU-Mercosur trade deal creates new opportunities for Greek olive oil, feta and wine exports while raising concerns about agricultural competition.
Greece prepares minimum wage increases for 2026 with scenarios ranging from 35-50 euro raises, aiming for 950 euros by 2027 while offering tax reliefs for young workers.
Six candidates compete for ECB vice president role as Luis de Guindos’ term ends. Two familiar names to Greeks: Olli Rehn and Mário Centeno from bailout era.
Rent refund payments begin January 15 for 24,000 beneficiaries who modified tax returns after December 13. Automatic bank transfers require valid IBAN registration.
Greece prepares first 2026 bond issuance with major banks as underwriters, marking return to international debt markets amid favorable conditions.
Greece deploys AI-powered digital tools in 2026 to combat tax evasion, targeting €2.5 billion in additional revenue through real-time monitoring and social media.
Greece shows unique trend where fixed electricity tariffs remain cheaper than variable rates, driving massive consumer shift to stable pricing programs.
Greece’s credit rating is set for further upgrades in 2026, with Moody’s, DBRS, and Scope announcing their first assessments in March as the country nears A-grade status.
Greece’s heating allowance first payment of €124.2 million reaches 1.16 million households. Learn payment dates and how amounts are calculated for 2025-2026.
Greek property owners can save up to 20% on annual property taxes by insuring homes against natural disasters through AADE’s new myPROPERTY platform.
Greece’s state debts surpass €3 billion as Finance Ministry issues ultimatum to agencies delaying payments, with hospitals owing €1.7 billion leading the crisis.