Grid operators will sign a memorandum in Thessaloniki bringing the two countries into the pipeline network carrying gas north from Greece, extending a route Athens is counting on to become Southeastern Europe's energy gateway

Taxation tops the federation's list of demands. POX wants accommodation VAT cut to 6.5% — the rate in place until mid-2015.

Greece's R&D spending rose 7.6% to €3.62bn in 2024, reaching 1.53% of GDP and ranking the country 13th in the EU for research intensity.

Moody’s cut Greece’s 2026 and 2027 growth forecasts to 1.7%, citing global risks while maintaining confidence in the country’s strong economic fundamentals

Greece’s out-of-court debt mechanism offers long-term repayment and possible write-offs, but borrowers may also pursue bilateral deals or legal options

Only one in 10 businesses reported higher sales than last year, while six in 10 saw lower turnover as consumers cut back on spending despite deeper discounts

Eurostat: Greece's inflation climbed to 3.7% in August, while eurozone inflation reached 3.3%, boosting expectations of an ECB rate hike.

A new Golden Visa category will let investors acquire a portfolio of properties rather than one, on condition they are leased long term and kept off short term rental platforms

Electricity prices rise for a fourth straight month, raising concerns over autumn energy costs as suppliers absorb part of the increases and new measures loom.

Hundreds of products, from dairy and school supplies to fresh meat, have seen price cuts, with discounts reaching as high as 44% under a new retail initiative

Greece's unemployment has not been lower in July since 2008, before the onset of the global financial crisis.

The government is closing the chapter on Greece's Recovery Fund with a triumphant assessment, citing full absorption of the 35.95 billion euros allocated. Yet as the program reaches its formal conclusion, it is becoming increasingly clear that absorption alone cannot serve as a measure of success.

Nicosia has yet to resolve a 50 million euro payment tied to the interconnector, as French crews prepare to carry out the remaining seabed surveys between Crete and Cyprus in October

Travlos says shipping must decarbonize but warns against policies that raise costs without delivering measurable environmental gains

The average selling prices for properties on the Greek islands increased by nearly 6% in Q2, with Americans leading demand, and Crete posting the strongest annual growth

The timeline and geopolitics around Greece's "Hydrocarbons 2.0" plans in the Ionian and Crete, the status of the Great Sea Interconnector, and Turkey

AADE’s reorganized digital directorate and new AI units officially begin operating today, marking the start of the Authority’s updated tax‑tech framework

Bank of Greece data show more visitors and higher receipts from most markets, though Germany and France recorded declines and growth slowed sharply in June

Rates climb from a few hundred euros for smaller accounts to more than 40,000 for a single post by the biggest names. As the money has grown, AADE is auditing Instagram, Facebook and TikTok for fees and product deals that never reach a tax return

With no relief in sight, the national average diesel price keeps climbing amid ongoing war-related pressures on global oil markets