Kerameos: New labor bill strengthens workers’ rights
Greek Labor Minister announces new bill strengthening worker rights with flexible schedules, extended maternity benefits, and digital protection tools.
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France: Macron recognizes Palestinian state – “Time for peace”
French President Macron officially recognizes Palestinian state at UN General Assembly, calling for peace and hostage release amid Gaza crisis.
Trump opposes Palestine recognition: calls it “reward for Hamas”
Trump opposes Palestine recognition by Canada, Britain, and Australia, calling it a “reward for Hamas” in alignment with Netanyahu’s stance on Palestinian statehood.
How to see your salary increase with one click – New tax app
Greece launches digital app allowing citizens to calculate their salary increases from new tax cuts starting January 2026 with just one click.
October 2025 pensions: Payment dates and schedule revealed
October 2025 pensions will be paid in two phases starting September 25. Self-employed retirees receive payments first, followed by employed retirees on September 29.
Short-term rentals: New Airbnb ban coming to five tourist areas
Greece prepares new Airbnb restrictions in five tourist hotspots as short-term rentals surge to 245,944 properties, forcing locals from their homes.
Housing market: Price trends in Athens’ northern suburbs
Athens’ northern suburbs housing market shows remarkable resilience with 45-55% price increases over six years, outperforming the rest of Attica region.
Pensions: Backdated payments to 400,000 retirees within quarter
EFKA begins mass backdated pension payments to 400,000 Greek retirees who filed court appeals, with amounts reaching thousands of euros within three months.
Greek tax authority strengthens anti-tax evasion fight with AI tools
Greece’s tax authority unveils AI-powered tools to combat tax evasion, implementing machine learning and big data analysis for more effective audits.
Greece launches targeted employment programs for 20,000 unemployed
Greece approves targeted employment programs for 20,000 jobseekers, focusing on youth, long-term unemployed, and women to combat rising unemployment rates.
Electronic invoicing becomes mandatory in Greece from February 2026
Greece mandates electronic invoicing for B2B transactions from February 2026, offering tax incentives for early adoption and promising reduced costs.
Horror in Boeotia: 62-year-old woman freed after questioning
62-year-old woman walks free after being charged with burying her mother in yard. KEP director refuses to answer questions about elderly woman’s death.
Crete: Hundreds of migrants transferred to Kavala as island relief plan advances
Greek authorities transfer hundreds of migrants from overcrowded Crete to mainland facilities as relief operations continue amid new boat arrivals.
Crete: New details emerge in tragic death of 2.5-month-old baby
Finnish couple in Crete faces investigation after their 2.5-month-old baby dies from alleged accidental suffocation while co-sleeping following wedding.
Hippokration Hospital: Cardiac surgeon trial postponed over bribery charges
Greek cardiac surgeon’s bribery trial postponed after hospitalization in ICU for heart problems. Court accepts defense request amid questions about legitimacy.
Patras: Three minors released on conditions after brutal beating of 15-year-old
Three minors in Patras released on bail after brutal assault left 15-year-old with jaw and nasal fractures requiring surgery in Athens hospital.
Digital tutoring platform launches live lessons for students
Greece’s Digital Tutoring Platform relaunches with live online lessons for university entrance exams, offering free access to quality education for all students.
Thessaloniki shock: 36-year-old charged with sexual harassment of four children aged 9 and 11
Police arrest 36-year-old Georgian man in Thessaloniki for allegedly sexually harassing four children aged 9-11 at elementary school playground.
Greek health minister: New hospital booking system adds 7 million appointments yearly
Greek Health Minister announces new hospital booking system adds 7 million yearly appointments, reducing wait times from months to days through centralized platform.
Zoe Konstantopoulou involved in car accident near Lavrio
Greek politician Zoe Konstantopoulou survives car accident near Lavrio after losing control of vehicle on Athens-Sounio highway early Saturday morning.