Attacks on Black Sea ports and ships threaten Russian and Ukrainian grain exports, raising fears of a new global food price shock

Rents keep climbing and dorm rooms stay scarce, leaving families struggling to cover student housing costs across Greece

Antiparos overtakes Mykonos in asking prices as international demand drives continued gains across the Aegean, Ionian islands and Crete.

New figures from Eurostat show Greek consumer prices eased in July even as inflation edged higher across the wider EU and Britain, largely on energy costs

Seabed mapping, a French-backed financing push and unresolved questions from Nicosia stand between the Greece-Cyprus power link and its next construction phase, with Turkey's response still an open question

Early data from Greece's summer sales show roughly half of retailers reporting lower turnover than last year, as households funnel most of their budgets into housing, energy and food

The transactions will expand Motor Oil’s presence in LNG infrastructure, power generation and energy supply while reshaping competition in Greece’s energy market

Ministry sources say the draft keeps a 1,200 meter altitude cap on wind farms and tight island restrictions in place, though the final wording on Natura 2000 zones and existing projects has not yet been confirmed

The primary surplus narrowed sharply from a year earlier even as tax collection beat targets, with a one time gain from a major highway concession deal flattering the state's books.

Athens is fast-tracking repayments on EU bailout loans and bonds this year, aiming to push its debt stock below Italy's by December as fiscal surpluses keep beating forecasts

Greek banks cleared out their entire allocation from the EU's pandemic recovery fund just ahead of a tightened May deadline, backing 29.2 billion euros in investment, well beyond what businesses could actually absorb in time

The independent tax bureau (AADE) imposed 1.32 million euros in fines after finding that the vehicles were declared as inoperative and off the books, although were still being leased and driven

Shipowners sold more secondhand vessels than they bought in July while directing new capital toward dry bulk, containerships and longer-term fleet renewal

A 10 day work stoppage from August 17 to 26 will keep tax office staff away from on site checks at restaurants, hotels and shops just as Greece's revenue authority pushes to intensify audits during the busiest weeks of summer

Tourism professionals say spending has lagged behind visitor numbers for a third straight year, with July falling short of expectations and hopes now resting on August and September to close the gap

Strong solar and wind output is expected to support Greece’s electricity exports, with the day-ahead price set at 97 euros/MWh on Friday, below levels in most major European markets

IPTO submits investment request for Cyprus-Israel section as GSI moves toward cost-sharing decision and final investment approval

The grid operator has asked regulators in Nicosia and Jerusalem to advance the Great Sea Interconnector, a subsea power link, one week after a French investor took a majority stake in the project

AADE has stepped up inspections of bars and restaurants, hotels and car rental firms across tourist hotspots, using drones, digital tracking and more than 225,000 citizen complaints to flag possible violations

Retail sales volume rose 6.5% year over year in May, while large food stores, clothing and footwear, and food, beverages and tobacco recorded some of the strongest gains.