Black Friday vs Summer: When Prices Drop for Dehumidifiers and Refrigerators
Discover when to buy dehumidifiers and refrigerators for maximum savings. Black Friday offers 40% off dehumidifiers, while summer brings 50%+ discounts on fridges.
Economy
Greece welfare card lottery: 8,500 beneficiaries to win €1,000 each
Greece announces lottery for welfare card users: 8,500 beneficiaries will win €1,000 each on November 27. Minister reveals how to increase winning chances.
Heating system and water heater upgrade program: First recipients announced
Greece announces first 100,000+ recipients for €645M heating system upgrade program, including 5,000+ vulnerable households eligible for energy efficiency subsidies.
How to avoid tax with parental gifts or donations: IAPR guide
Learn how Greek taxpayers can avoid tax through parental gifts and donations before 2025 ends. Complete guide with IAPR requirements and deadlines.
Black Friday 2025: What Greek consumers will buy and trending product categories
Greek consumers show 63% participation in Black Friday 2025, up from 50% in 2024. Tech products and clothing lead demand as shopping habits evolve significantly.
Christmas 2025: Government rules out “cost of living allowance”
Greece’s government spokesperson rules out emergency Christmas allowance for 2025, citing lack of fiscal room and focus on sustainable economic policies.
Greece plans to raise up to €8 billion from bond markets in 2026
Greece targets €8 billion bond market funding in 2026, maintaining fiscal discipline while continuing debt reduction from its financial crisis recovery.
New sickness benefit for freelancers – How to calculate it
Greece introduces new sickness benefit for freelancers and self-employed workers, ending years of unequal coverage and providing financial protection.
Record €3.7 billion in overdue state debts: Hospitals and EFKA lead the way
Greek state owes record €3.7 billion to private sector, with hospitals and social security leading unpaid bills. Finance Ministry creates oversight committee.
Stournaras: Tsipras knew six-month negotiation would cost €100M
Bank of Greece governor reveals Tsipras was warned that six-month bailout negotiations would cost €100 million, criticizes populist governance policies.
IMF warns of Europe debt explosion risk by 2040 – Key reasons
IMF warns Europe faces debt explosion by 2040, with public debt potentially reaching 130-155% of GDP without urgent fiscal reforms and consolidation measures.
Greece secures mega LNG deal with US giant Venture Global
Greece signs historic 20-year LNG deal with US energy giant Venture Global, positioning the country as a key energy hub for Southeastern Europe.