Greece cracks down on illegal gambling: €800k fines, 10-year prison
Greece introduces sweeping anti-gambling legislation with massive fines up to €800,000, 10-year prison sentences, and website blacklisting to combat illegal betting.
Greece introduces sweeping anti-gambling legislation with massive fines up to €800,000, 10-year prison sentences, and website blacklisting to combat illegal betting.
Greece introduces harsh penalties including 10-year prison sentences and €100,000 fines to combat illegal gambling operations worth €1.5 billion annually.
Airbnb owners face February 28 deadline to fix tax declarations or risk massive penalties up to 50% of gross income plus €5,000 minimum fines.
Greece becomes major energy hub through Vertical Corridor agreements with Albania, Bulgaria, Bosnia and Ukraine, promising economic growth and energy independence.
Greek tourism achieves record-breaking €23.6 billion revenue in 2025, with 37.98 million visitors marking significant growth in Mediterranean travel industry.
Carlo Bossoli painting sells for €24,464 at Athens auction, nearly 8 times its estimate, signaling strong premium investor interest in the art market.
Greece positions itself as Europe’s southern gateway for US LNG imports, aiming to become a major player in the continent’s natural gas market as the EU phases out Russian energy by 2027.
Greece plans ten hydrocarbon drilling operations by 2032 in a €1 billion investment program targeting the Peloponnese, Crete and Ionian Sea regions.
Greek union leader Panagopoulos faces accusations of economic warfare against Labor Centers through controversial funding transfers to GSEE.
Learn about Clean Monday 2026 pay rules for Greek workers, including when the 75% bonus applies and how holiday compensation works in the private sector.
AADE deploys advanced AI algorithm to detect ghost company networks that have cost the Greek state millions in unpaid taxes and social contributions.
Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras advocates for Eurobonds to boost EU competitiveness, citing support from German and Dutch central banks in Politico interview.