Youth employment has improved in Greece, but low wages, high unemployment and soaring housing costs continue to make financial and personal independence difficult

Food prices in Greece fell 0.4% year-on-year and 2.3% from June in July, according to Eurostat, prompting the Development Minister to say government efforts to control prices are producing results

New Eurostat data show nearly three in ten EU citizens couldn't afford a week's vacation in 2025, with Greece among the countries hit hardest

The biggest price increases were in housing, fuel, transportation, rent, and dining out, keeping inflation a persistent problem for household budgets