Tax shock for freelancers: How much more tax you’ll pay in 2026
Greek freelancers face tax shock in 2026 as minimum wage increase inflates imputed income, but major relief comes in 2027 with new tax scale reducing rates.
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New Democracy faces crisis in secret polls: Northern Greece revolt
Confidential polling data reveals New Democracy losing ground in Northern Greece and rural areas, with urgent economic measures planned for professionals and SMEs.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis: PM’s schedule at the UN Thursday and Friday
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis attends UN General Assembly High-Level Week with key meetings scheduled including Kuwait Crown Prince and UN Secretary-General.
Heated clash in parliament over Tempi tragedy cover-up claims
Heated parliamentary clash erupts over Tempi train tragedy as minister and opposition leader trade accusations of political exploitation and cover-up.
CrediaBank opens first new experience branch on Skoufa Street
CrediaBank inaugurates its first new experience banking branch in Athens, revolutionizing customer service with human-centered approach and cutting-edge technology.
Mitsotakis tells WSJ: No need to discuss Chevron with Turkey – if they’re displeased… c’est la vie
Almost 24 hours after postponing his meeting with Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis sent a strong message to Turkey regarding Greece’s actions on hydrocarbon exploration in the Eastern Mediterranean. “Having an open channel…
Trump presents 21-point Gaza peace plan with Arab support
Trump unveils comprehensive 21-point Gaza peace plan to Arab and Muslim leaders, securing their backing for post-war governance without Hamas involvement.
Ekrem İmamoğlu warns of “Turkish democracy collapse” under Erdoğan from prison
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu warns from prison about Turkish democracy’s collapse under Erdoğan’s systematic crackdown on opposition leaders.
Mitsotakis honors five prominent Greek Americans in New York
Greek PM Mitsotakis honors five prominent Greek Americans at New York reception, highlighting Greece’s economic progress and strengthening US-Greece ties.
20-Year-Old Sailor Dies on Ferry: Captain and Engineer Released
Young sailor dies in tragic accident aboard Blue Star Chios ferry. Captain and engineer arrested then released as investigation begins into workplace safety.
Irini Mourtzoukou from prison: Retracts confession about baby death
Greek killer Irini Mourtzoukou retracts confession about infant murder from prison, claiming she never touched the baby in shocking audio recording.
Mitsotakis to diaspora: Greece has returned for good
Greek PM Mitsotakis tells diaspora that Greece has transformed from near-bankruptcy to one of Europe’s strongest economies, now borrowing at lower rates than France.
Trump and Melania caught in heated airplane argument on camera
Cameras captured a heated confrontation between Donald Trump and Melania aboard their airplane, showing intense gestures and finger-wagging during the argument.
“I Care for My Child”: NN Hellas and Prolepsis Institute continue partnership for child and family mental health
NN Hellas and Prolepsis Institute’s “I Care for My Child” program offers free mental health resources for families, reaching over 25,000 participants across Greece.
Novacinema October lineup: Oscar-winner “Emilia Perez”, Tom Hanks tribute
Novacinema’s October lineup features Oscar-winner “Emilia Perez”, Tom Hanks tribute films, new series “This City is Ours” and World War II specials.
Terra Creta volunteers paint elementary school with love
Terra Creta volunteers transform Kolymvari Elementary School with community painting project, demonstrating corporate social responsibility and love for their community.
Plaisiopro.gr: The renewed digital platform for corporate purchases
Plaisiopro.gr launches its renewed B2B platform, revolutionizing corporate purchasing with AI search, real-time tracking, and comprehensive business solutions.
Soprano Asmik Grigorian debuts at Athens Concert Hall
Renowned soprano Asmik Grigorian makes her Greek debut at Athens Concert Hall this October, performing Russian lyrical repertoire with pianist Lukas Geniušas.
Supermarkets face €50,000+ fines for deceiving consumers
Greek supermarkets face up to €50,000 fines and public naming for consumer deception as government launches intensive price inspection campaign.
Greece to welcome 100,000+ foreign workers in 2026 amid labor shortage
Greece approves 100,000+ foreign worker permits for 2026 to address critical labor shortages in agriculture, construction, and tourism sectors.