The Eurogroup president will meet German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil in Berlin. Growth, competitiveness, fiscal coordination and deeper European financial integration are the main issues on the agenda

The proposed “1+1” program would match family contributions with state funding, with annual limits rising over time and savings invested until the child turns 18.

The tax on home purchases by third country nationals will jump from 3% to 15% starting July 2027, a five fold increase for buyers who fall outside Greece's existing exemptions

The measures will cost €605 million in 2026, rising to €2.2 billion in 2027 and €3.6 billion annually by 2030, with changes spanning wages, pensions, housing and business taxes

Regional Governor Nikos Hardalias highlighted 352 projects and interventions at the Thessaloniki International Fair, while Economy Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis praised Attica's progress in using European funding

Farmers who earn up to €20,000 a year will pay no income tax under a new measure, with gains reaching up to €2,900 for some.

The Eurogroup president says the EU cannot afford to keep acting as 27 separate countries as geopolitical and technological changes accelerate, calling for greater political will and faster implementation of reforms.

Greece seeks EU approval to exempt over 1billion euros in energy resilience investments from fiscal limits, boosting renewables, efficiency and infrastructure by 2028.

Speaking in Rhodes, Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis outlined a long-term strategy focused on infrastructure, investment and stronger regional development, saying Greece's islands are "not the edge of the country, but its heart."

In an opinion article for the Financial Times, Greece's finance minister and Eurogroup president argues that a unified European spectrum policy could drive investment, strengthen telecommunications, and generate new revenue for the European Union.

Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis said public assets should serve the public interest as the renovated Schinias Olympic Rowing Centre enters a new phase under sports management.

Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis says the country's banking sector has emerged from years of crisis in a strong position and now has a unique opportunity to channel available liquidity into investment, growth and broader economic inclusion.

Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis says reforms, technological investment and European cooperation are essential to boosting competitiveness, strengthening resilience and securing the EU’s long-term economic future

AI, digital finance and Europe's technological sovereignty dominate the Eurogroup agenda in Brussels, alongside fiscal policy, competitiveness and investment.

Eurogroup President Kyriakos Pierrakakis calls for AI, technology and digital finance to become central pillars of the Eurozone's economic agenda.

Pierrakakis will meet European Parliament President Roberta Metsola in Brussels before addressing an EU budget conference and a major economic forum in France

The Greek government has extended its restructuring programme for Swiss franc-linked loans until September 2026, aiming to give borrowers more time to join the scheme, which has already attracted around half of eligible participants.

Former European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker returned to a Eurogroup meeting, expressing his satisfaction that a Greek finance minister now leads the eurozone’s key economic forum.

European finance ministers will discuss energy investments, economic stability, green transition and EU strategic priorities as Greece’s Economy Minister takes part in key meetings.

Kyriakos Pierrakakis and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte met in Brussels to discuss defence financing, EU–NATO cooperation, and Europe’s evolving security challenges.