An IMF official says millions of unresolved non-performing loans continue to slow Greece’s economic recovery, restricting credit access for households and small businesses despite post-crisis banking reforms and broader financial stabilization.

The government unveils diesel subsidies and fertilizer aid to ease rising costs, alongside emergency measures to contain a livestock disease outbreak affecting producers.

Early holiday timing, rising costs and regional tensions weigh on demand, even as state subsidies help keep ticket prices steady.

More than 538,800 cards were issued in 2025, offering access to emergency healthcare across Europe, as demand rises for coverage during travel abroad

The Bank of Greece governor says the current inflation surge, driven by global shocks, may be more difficult to manage than the 2021–22 episode, as expectations shift and repeated disruptions test central banks

Ukraine is exploring expanded LNG imports through Greek terminals and the Vertical Corridor pipeline system as Naftogaz moves to boost energy supplies for winter storage and diversify fuel deliveries across Eastern Europe

Tenants and landlords must use bank transfers or risk losing tax breaks and housing benefits under new rules aimed at increasing transparency.

Unsettled conditions will spread nationwide with thunderstorms, possible hail, and slightly cooler temperatures, while southern winds strengthen across the Aegean and Ionian seas.

A new report by IOBE breaks down the private debt figure in Greece: the largest creditor; servicers, and social security obligations

Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos signaled continued controls on essential goods while reviewing diesel subsidies and warning of global energy risks.

A key uncertainty regarding Greece's effort to retrieve the Holy Fire from Jerusalem this Easter is whether Israel will open its airspace

Greece opens a geopolitical bridge to the North – The new ambassador in Reykjavik, opportunities for Athens, the role of Ankara

Israel reversed course after blocking Cardinal Pizzaballa from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre on Palm Sunday, drawing condemnation from Athens and world leaders

Powerful storms are expected to peak Wednesday, bringing torrential rain, possible flooding and gale-force winds across large parts of the country.

Luxury hotels cut prices and tour operators add flexibility as geopolitical tensions begin to slow bookings and air travel to Greece.

The wage increase lifts nominal pay for 700,000 workers, but faster-rising energy, housing and food costs, weak purchasing power and pressure on businesses mean much of the gain is quickly absorbed, limiting its impact on real incomes.

Greece enters daylight saving time tomorrow March 29, with clocks moving one hour ahead and staying on summer time until late October.

EU ministers rule out fiscal flexibility despite rising energy costs, forcing countries like Greece to rely on limited national budgets as inflation risks intensify

Scattered showers are expected across parts of the country over the weekend, although no major or widespread disruption is anticipated

Morningstar DBRS has left its forecast for Greece’s economic growth in 2026 unchanged at 2%, despite heightened geopolitical uncertainty, while slightly trimming its 2027 outlook to 1.8%. In an update to its baseline macroeconomic scenarios, the ratings agency said the projections reflect current market consensus, drawing on the median estimates of a broad range of […]