Editorial Ta Nea: Punishment

e-EFKA and DYPA will pay out a total of 2.49 billion euros to 4,333,061 beneficiaries between July 27 and 31

Greece’s government struck a deal with refineries to cut unleaded and diesel prices by 10 and 5 cents per liter until the end of August

New data shows a record rise in the number of Greek university graduates seeking opportunities abroad, as employment prospects and economic pressures continue to shape migration trends.

The European Commission said the latest U.S. tariffs are consistent with last year’s EU-U.S. trade agreement, while stressing the importance of maintaining stability and pursuing further tariff exemption

Oil prices surge to six-week highs as Houthi threats in the Red Sea and rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz fuel fears of global supply disruptions.

Ships flying the Greek flag have maintained strong safety standards, earning renewed participation in a US Coast Guard quality initiative that rewards high-performing maritime administrations and vessels.

Greek manufacturers are facing pressure over planned price reductions on essential goods as rising oil costs and energy uncertainty create new challenges ahead of the September measures

Emergency workplace measures have suspended outdoor delivery services and other manual jobs in Attica as Greece faces extreme temperatures reaching above 40°C.

The court found that Koukakis based his reporting and commentary on the evidence available at the time.

Greece faces its first major heatwave of the year, with temperatures nearing 43°C. Authorities urge caution as extreme heat grips the country.

Sunday shopping is underway across Greece as summer sales continue, with stores welcoming bargain hunters and retailers hoping for a strong boost in sales.

France and Germany deepen military cooperation, with Berlin joining a French nuclear exercise for the first time as they move past the failed FCAS jet program

Eligible beneficiaries of several government-backed home renovation and energy efficiency programs will now have until November 30, 2026, to complete approved projects under revised funding arrangements.

Discounting pressures tourism businesses as arrivals remain robust but spending lags

Performance-based navigation project aims to modernize air traffic management, improve efficiency and strengthen compliance with EU aviation standards at 31 airports

At The Economist’s 30th Annual Government Roundtable in Lagonissi, two of Greek shipping’s leading owners described an industry that now operates in a state of permanent disruption— yet one that is becoming ever more strategically valuable to states, economies and businesses

Dedicated audit teams are scouring influencer posts, hashtags and discount codes for signs of unreported deals. Under a recent tax ruling, the freebies creators pocket in return for publicity count as taxable income. Failing to report them can result in steep fines.

New analysis by the National Observatory of Athens shows that more than 172,973 acres of land have burned in Attica since 2017, with forest losses reaching 38% of the region’s total forest area