Greece’s occupational insurance reform: open funds, tax incentives & portability
Greece’s Cabinet greenlights a major occupational insurance reform introducing open funds, enhanced tax incentives, and full pension portability rights.
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Turkey sees a “window of opportunity” as top EU officials arrive in Ankara
Top EU officials arrive in Ankara as Turkey eyes a diplomatic reset and pushes for full EU membership ahead of the NATO Summit.
Mitsotakis launches two-front offensive on inflation and reforms
Greek PM Mitsotakis pushes supermarket price cuts from September and four new reform bills, while targeting opposition over economic record.
Philip Morris International & Andrea Bocelli Launch “Believe. Further” Platform
Philip Morris International and Andrea Bocelli launch “Believe. Further,” a multi-year platform championing progress, innovation, and positive change across Europe.
Eurobank invests €1 billion in AI-powered digital banking
Eurobank launches Banking Forward, committing €1 billion to AI-driven digital banking from 2025 to 2028 to transform the customer experience.
OTE Group pilots flexible work arrangements in landmark labor agreement
OTE Group signs a new Enterprise Collective Labor Agreement, launching flexible work models including remote work, 4-day weeks, and EU-wide teleworking options.
AKTOR Group Explores Options for Greece’s Second LNG Terminal
AKTOR Group is weighing investment options for Greece’s second LNG terminal while entering exclusive talks with Motor Oil to acquire a 75% stake in two waste management firms.
SEAJETS Summer 2026 discounts & special offers for Greek islands
SEAJETS launches summer 2026 discounts of up to 50% on Greek island ferry routes — perfect for families and groups of 3 or more.
De minimis aid distributed to 26,218 alfalfa farmers in Greece
Greece distributes over €29.5M in de minimis aid to 26,218 alfalfa farmers hit by foot-and-mouth disease restrictions.
Greece among EU’s lowest wage tax burden countries, Eurostat data shows
Greece has the 2nd lowest wage tax burden in the EU at just 17%, far below the 29.1% EU average, according to Eurostat 2025 data.
Greece’s Ministry of Finance: Tsipras’ 20 “myths” vs. 20 economic truths
In an extensive and particularly forceful statement, the Ministry of National Economy and Finance has responded to the intervention by ELAS (the Hellenic Left) regarding the course of the Greek economy, seeking to counter the…
Thessaloniki Becomes IOM’s New Global Logistics Hub — Up to $1.7B for Greek Businesses
Thessaloniki’s Kalochori district becomes the IOM’s new global logistics hub, unlocking up to $1.7 billion in procurement opportunities for Greek businesses.
Mitsotakis in Aigaleo: “Greece will not go back to failed experiments”
Greek PM Mitsotakis vows Greece won’t return to failed experiments, pledging accountability on cost of living and agricultural subsidies reform.
Greece-Turkey migration cooperation is outstanding, says minister
Greek Minister Chrysochoidis hails outstanding Greece-Turkey migration cooperation and outlines Europe’s border security strategy at Athens Defence Conference.
Greek opposition blasts government’s 7-year record: “Nothing but PowerPoint promises”
Greece’s left-wing opposition tears apart the government’s 7-year record, calling out broken promises on wages, poverty, housing, and public debt.
Treaty of Lausanne negotiations: official minutes translated into Greek for the first time
The Hellenic Parliament presents the first-ever Greek translation of the official Lausanne Conference negotiation minutes, a landmark 20th-century historical document.
Freedom Festival: Zoe Konstantopoulou unveils event at Athens press conference
Zoe Konstantopoulou presents the Freedom Festival, set for July 5 in Drapetsona, marking the 2015 Greek referendum anniversary and the party’s 10th year.
Skopelos rape case: 19-year-old colleague speaks out after alleged assault
A 19-year-old speaks out after allegedly being raped by a coworker on the Greek island of Skopelos, as the suspect is released on restrictive conditions.
Greek President Tassoulas honors Kavala’s 113th liberation anniversary
Greek President Tassoulas attends Kavala’s 113th liberation celebrations, honoring the city’s historic ties to faith, Hellenism, and the Apostle Paul.
Greece sends scientific mission to earthquake-hit Venezuela
Greece dispatches a scientific mission to earthquake-stricken Venezuela to assess damage and provide humanitarian aid following two powerful tremors.