Actors across Greece will strike on Friday, December 5, demanding a collective labor contract that guarantees fair pay, insurance, and working conditions. Multiple theaters are expected to cancel shows nationwide in response

Agriculture Minister Konstantinos Tsiaras announced nearly €500 million in payments to farmers, along with a series of upcoming subsidies, compensation packages and energy support measures as the government seeks to ease pressure on the sector

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stresses government openness to farmers’ concerns while warning that extreme actions, such as blockades, hinder progress. Total agricultural payments will rise to €3.7 billion in 2025

ESM and the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) boards agreed to waive the requirement for proportional repayment of ESM/EFSF loans.

Pierrakakis described Euronext’s acquisition of the Athens Stock Exchange as strategic and emblematic.

Over 15,500 cases of illegal electricity use have been detected across Greece this year, with Ikaria, Mykonos, and Rhodes showing the highest rates, prompting stricter fines and enhanced monitoring

Citizens living permanently abroad can obtain their number through Greek consulates, ensuring universal access to the new digital identity system.

The presence of younger Archons alters the internal dynamics of the Order in a subtle but meaningful way

Beyond energy, the U.S. ambassador pointed to expanding defense ties, referencing her meeting with Defense Minister Nikos Dendias and new opportunities for joint training and modernization.

On Monday, November 24, the exhibition “I, Andreas Voutsinas” opened at the Hellenic American Union, offering a historical look at his life and work

From December 1, all Greek businesses must accept payments via the IRIS system, with significant fines for non-compliance and updated daily transaction limits

Kerameus told reporters she would “inform Roxana Minzatu, the European Commissioner for Social Rights and Jobs, of the landmark national social agreement

Farmers across Greece stage road blockades over unpaid subsidies, sending messages to the government while tensions rise with authorities and new protests are planned nationwide

A man reportedly jumped a fence at Greece’s largest prison, tossed a package into a high-security wing, and escaped unnoticed, raising new questions about security lapses at the Korydallos facility.

Turning to the agricultural sector, the Prime Minister noted that “December will be a month of substantial support for the farming community.”

The stability masks sharp differences inside the export portfolio. Sales of agricultural products dipped, including olives, cheeses, peaches and prepared foods. Kiwis were the only notable exception, benefiting from a continued zero tariff rate

Greek air carrier Aegean stated on Saturday it had reverted to an earlier software on some of its A320 aircraft following urgent instructions by Airbus on Friday. The Greek company said it had installed and successfully tested its A320 aircraft, and the flight schedules would remain unaffected. Another Greek airline company, SKY Express, said that […]

Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis said, among others, that any debts exceeding the value of the inheritance are written off

Goldman Sachs notes that valuations in the sector remain attractive, as Greek banks trade at roughly 1.2 times the 2026

The finance ministers of the euro area’s 20 member states will choose their next chair during their monthly meeting on December 11 in the Belgian capital.