Editorial Ta Nea: Responding to the challenge of Turkish provocations

Fuel, transport and food costs drove a sharp monthly spike, with diesel prices up 32.4% year-on-year and no relief expected in the months ahead

All major rating agencies have held Greece steady so far in 2026, but the country’s high public debt and global uncertainty leave little room for an upgrade.

Greece is preparing legislation to enforce EU rules on equal pay between men and women following consultations between the Labor Ministry and social partners

SpaceX IPO gives Musk near-total control through supervoting shares and Texas law, leaving investors with almost no recourse

A wave of bancassurance deals is transforming Greece’s insurance market, as major banks deepen partnerships and acquisitions to boost revenues and close the gap with European peers

Under the new framework, fines issued for such violations from April 19, 2024 onward will be reassessed

Adapting to climate change will be essential, as rising heat reshapes travel seasons and forces destinations to rethink peak demand. At the same time, travelers are prioritizing authentic, low-impact experiences.

The maximum amount repayable on a consumer loan will range between 30% and 50% above the original principal—aligning Greece with the average standards seen across other European countries

Investment from the neighboring country, especially in real estate, triples in three years; conversely, Greek businesses shy away from the Turkish market

The company also highlighted significant progress at the Skouries project in northern Greece, which remains on track for first production in the third quarter of 2026

Greece passed a sweeping renewable energy bill yesterday, as the minister pointed to the country’s top-three global ranking in solar power and new regional energy deals as signs of its expanding influence

The Prime Minister's presence at the inauguration of a private university financed by the CVC fund simply confirms that the only thing this government knows how to do is cater to private interests.

Many of these areas are also recognized as Key Biodiversity Areas, underscoring their importance for conservation, restoration, and long-term environmental balance.

In.gr presented two promotional brochures attributed to the company at the center of the wiretapping scandal, Intellexa, which are addressed to “law enforcement authorities” and security and intelligence agencies. These materials confirm the claims of Tal Dillian that the company works only with governments and law enforcement authorities, while increasing the incriminating evidence concerning Kyriakos Mitsotakis and his then right-hand man, nephew and secretary-general of the Prime Minister’s office, Grigoris Dimitriadis.

During this year’s Delphi Economic Forum, Eva Douzinas sat down with journalist and Deputy Chief Editor Cheryl Novak to discuss the impending expansion of fish farming in Greece—and what that actually entails

Piraeus Bank, Alpha Bank, and Optima Bank were affirmed with stable outlooks. Eurobank and National Bank of Greece were also affirmed, but their outlooks were revised to negative from stable.