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RE/MAX Greece: Mid-sized homes dominated residential sales in 2025
Half of all homes sold last year measured between 51 and 100 square metres, reflecting buyers' growing preference for practical, cost-effective properties. Thessaloniki showed a distinct trend toward larger apartments, while the rest of Greece presented a more balanced market
Private debt: Six new opportunities for debtors with debts and loans
The new set of measures concerning debts to the State, non-performing loans, frozen bank accounts, and the protection of primary residence – 72 instalments for overdue debts up to 2023 – unfreezing of accounts upon payment of 25% of the debt – out-of-court settlement also for debts from €5,000
The murderous attack and the resilience of (normal) society, Maria K.’s troubles (politics is a difficult sport), Nikos and Tsakri’s corner, fever in Computer Science
The new European “wallet” and the bet of Greek shipping
Government sends Zero-Tolerance message after Vagia Nestora’s killing, as New Democracy and ONNED call protest outside Hippokrateio Hospital
Mitsotakis’ surprise visit to Thessaloniki, New Democracy’s mobilisation and criticism of the opposition – Floridis calls for anti-establishment groups to be treated as criminal organisations
NGOs removed from migrant legal guidance as lawyers to receive €250 bonus for each applicant who chooses to leave Greece
What changes under a Joint Ministerial Decision signed by Papathanasis, Floridis and Plevris – Migrants will be informed of their options through group sessions with lawyers – Lawyers to receive €160 per session – How they qualify for the bonus
From abandoned puppy to rescue hero: Tsunami the dog, saved 13 people in Venezuela’s earthquake rubble
He uses his exceptional sense of smell to help rescuers locate any survivors in the rubble of collapsed buildings - The four-legged hero has become a celebrity in the country
The Monaco bomb and the Cypriot passport: why Vadym Iermolaiev’s son was arrested at Larnaca airport
A targeted bombing in Monaco has revived questions over Ukrainian-born businessman Vadym Iermolaiev, his Cypriot citizenship, his family’s business trail and the fraud case that led to his son’s arrest in Cyprus
