The Economist’s 9th Sustainability Summit continues with EU leaders discussing sustainable transport transformation goals and climate action strategies.
Greece introduces new heating oil distribution system starting Wednesday with updated invoice requirements and automatic myDATA platform integration for subsidies.
Greek Finance Minister announces over €300 monthly salary increases for security forces, effective from October 2024 with retroactive payments guaranteed.
Greek taxpayers have 79 days left to collect electronic receipts covering 30% of annual income or face a hefty 22% tax penalty in 2026.
November 2025 pension payments begin October 27 for non-salaried workers and October 29 for salaried employees, with money appearing in accounts the previous day.
Greek wine industry shows resilience as major wineries maintain strong profits despite climate challenges affecting grape production nationwide.
Black Friday 2025 brings major airline discounts! Aegean and Sky Express prepare impressive flight deals up to 70% off for domestic and international destinations.
EU Commission proposes 139% excise tax increase on cigarettes by 2028, potentially raising pack prices from €4.60 to €7 in Greece as part of public health initiative.
Greece sends vehicle circulation fee notices to 4 million drivers in November 2026 with unchanged amounts but strict penalties for late payment up to 100%.
Greek supermarkets to cut prices on 1000+ products by 5-10% as inflation drops to 0.6% in September, providing relief for consumers on essential goods.
Greece unveils €450M housing package with rent refunds, tax cuts for property owners, and measures to tackle the housing crisis affecting millions.
Greece’s tax authority introduces digital reforms for inheritance procedures, reducing bureaucracy and automatically updating registries for heirs.
