Energy Crisis: Europe Eyes Oil Reserves After Trump’s Ultimatum
Europe scrambles to respond to Trump’s ultimatum on oil reserves, as the U.S. threatens to cut fuel exports and an energy crisis looms over the continent.
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Die Zeit: How Greece transformed from austerity to economic recovery
Die Zeit praises Greece’s remarkable economic turnaround — from crisis and austerity to growth, digitization, and rising investor confidence.
New price hikes hit dairy, toast bread & cereals before Christmas
New price hikes in dairy, bread & cereals ahead of Christmas, while Greece explores a “Celebrations for Everyone” holiday basket with up to 25% discounts.
Greek fuel stations get 2027 deadline extension for monitoring systems
Greece extends fuel station compliance deadlines to 2027 for flow monitoring system upgrades and AADE’s digital Tank Registry registration.
Stournaras: Keeping inflation at 2% and warnings on interest rates and debt
Bank of Greece Governor Stournaras warns on inflation, interest rates, and public debt — and calls for Greece to reach an A-grade credit rating.
Volton & Orizon Unite for Breast Cancer Awareness in Greece
Volton and Orizon join forces to support breast cancer awareness events across Greece, backing Race for the Cure in Athens and Pink the City in Patras.
ICEYE and Nokia partner for sovereign satellite communications
ICEYE and Nokia join forces to develop sovereign LEO satellite communications for governments, defense forces, and emergency services, with first launches set for 2028.
EKO Marine Mobility: Fueling the Mediterranean Yachting World
EKO, part of HELLENiQ ENERGY, expands its Mediterranean marine presence at Monaco Yacht Show 2026 with 150+ leisure marine refueling points.
DIME Awards 2026: iMBnet Agency wins double recognition
iMBnet Agency wins double at DIME Awards 2026 — Gold for Epipla Grande in Search Marketing and Bronze for Eyzhn Elen in Instagram strategy.
CrediaBank acquires 70% of Pantelakis, rebrands as CrediaPantelakis
CrediaBank completes its 70% acquisition of Pantelakis Securities, rebranding it as CrediaPantelakis amid strong revenue growth and bold expansion moves.
Greece sends powerful unity message at Cyprus’ 66th independence anniversary
Greek Defense Minister Dendias delivered a powerful message of solidarity at Cyprus’ 66th independence parade, as Greek F-16s flew over Nicosia amid Turkish objections.
Crete braces for second storm wave: one dead, biblical floods
Crete on high alert as deadly floods kill one and devastate the island — with an even stronger storm now bearing down on the region.
Greece’s tax debt hits €110 billion amid energy crisis
Greece’s overdue tax debt reaches €110 billion as nearly 4 million debtors leave €822 million unpaid monthly amid the ongoing energy crisis.
Greece extends Patriot missile deployment in Saudi Arabia
Greece extends its Patriot missile battery deployment in Saudi Arabia by one month, as KYSEA also greenlights major defence procurement upgrades.
Lavrio: 32-year-old stabs ex-partner and her boyfriend after breaking in with sledgehammer
A 32-year-old broke into his ex-partner’s home with a sledgehammer and stabbed her and her boyfriend in a shocking domestic violence attack in Lavrio, Greece.
Greece-Turkey tensions rise over Great Sea Interconnector cable dispute
Greece-Turkey tensions escalate over the Great Sea Interconnector cable, as Ankara threatens to block the project and experts warn of a deepening diplomatic crisis.
Crete on alert: New wave of severe weather incoming
Crete braces for a second round of severe storms from Friday, with heavy rain, 100 km/h gusts, and flood risk persisting through the weekend.
Capital Maritime Finance Sets Course for Athens Stock Exchange IPO
Capital Maritime Finance eyes a landmark Athens Stock Exchange IPO, raising up to €200M in the first-ever exclusive shipping listing in Greece.
Greece’s 120-installment debt relief plan set for October vote
Greece’s finance minister confirms the 120-installment debt relief plan and new servicer regulations will be voted on and enacted by end of October.
Takis Theodorikakos: “Those in public life must serve citizens with humility, work hard, and correct mistakes”
Greece’s Development Minister outlines key measures on fuel subsidies, supermarket prices, investment incentives, and debt relief for households and businesses.