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The Greek shipowners facing the “invisible” risks of Hormuz – The new wartime reality is changing the rules of navigation
The US–Iran escalation is turning every voyage through the Persian Gulf into a risk-management exercise - IMO warning on the Strait of Hormuz: “Remain extremely dangerous, avoid transits”
Ryanair engine failure that tore open cabin window over North Macedonia now under US and European investigation
US and European authorities have launched a probe into the Ryanair flight during which a shattered window nearly pulled a passenger from the cabin, with investigators examining a suspected fan blade failure in its engine
Europe left with under 30 days of jet fuel reserves as Hormuz tensions resurface
Analysts expect fuel tightness to persist through August as renewed strikes near the Strait of Hormuz threaten a fragile Iran ceasefire, leaving Britain, France and Germany most exposed to further disruption
Greece’s summer sales begin tomorrow: what shoppers need to know
Retailers nationwide begin discounting thousands of products from Monday, July 13, with the sale period running through August 31
The plan for cheaper petrol and diesel this summer: curbing fuel price hikes with a discount at the pump
Athens is preparing a temporary discount on petrol and diesel as renewed U.S.-Iran tensions push Brent above $76 a barrel, with Greece's two refineries funding the scheme, expected to run until the end of August
The Ellinikon Sports Park opens its doors, backed by a €100 million investment and a target of 1 million visitors by 2027
LAMDA Development has set out the first details of the sports park rising on the site of the former Ellinikon Airport, ahead of its soft opening to the public on 20 July. The 287-stremma complex, part of the wider Ellinikon regeneration, is expected to draw around 300,000 visitors by the end of 2026, rising to roughly 1 million in 2027
Government and supermarkets agree voluntary plan to cut grocery prices from 31 August
Retailers and suppliers now have 10 to 15 days to turn Wednesday's framework agreement into a working plan, deciding which products qualify, how deep the discounts will go, and how they will be flagged on shelves. The scheme comes as food inflation holds at 2.7%
Greece’s tax authority to track every receipt in real time with new digital “radar” system
AADE, the Independent Authority for Public Revenue, is rolling out a system that will flag suspicious drops in sales or interruptions in cash register data almost as soon as they happen, ushering in a new era of targeted tax audits.
