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Three children have been admitted to Preveza Hospital by order of the prosecutor following a complaint of neglect and malnutrition
According to the president of POEDIN, the complaint was filed by relatives against the children’s father
The 2026 rent map: Which areas saw prices soar, and the leaders in Athens, Thessaloniki and the islands
From the expensive neighborhoods of Athens and Thessaloniki to the islands, the housing-market map is changing, with demand remaining high and the supply of properties limited
TIF time: Which measures are locked in for 2026, which are still under consideration, and which are favored for 2027–2030
Permanent benefits for professionals, employees and pensioners — rewards for consistent taxpayers, subsidies for families with children, cheap loans, debt arrangements, investment incentives, and the removal of distortions and injustices
Thessaloniki: 42-year-old woman arrested for operating an illegal beach stand on a Natura-Protected beach
Gazebos, tables, grills and a caravan were found in the coastal area
Vertical Corridor: New energy gateway from Alexandroupoli to the Western Balkans
Tomorrow’s signing in Thessaloniki will bring Serbia and North Macedonia into plans to transport US LNG and Azerbaijani gas toward Central Europe
Erdogan pulls the rope tight again: The new “Casus Belli” over the islands following the Greece–Israel deal—and Athens’ response
The Turkish president is once again demanding the demilitarization of the Greek islands and making clear hints that could even imply military action. Athens is responding by strategically strengthening its defenses
What Mitsotakis’ announcements at the Thessaloniki International Fair will bring: Two minimum-wage increases, relief for the market, a “bonus” for pensioners, and a surprise for farmers
Kyriakos Mitsotakis is focusing on announcing a major economic package based on the idea that practically all social groups will receive some form of support.
Oil: Another 1% rise after US–Iran strikes, brent climbs above $95
A new escalation in the Middle East has shaken energy markets following US–Iran strikes and growing fears of disruptions to oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz.
Greek businesses turn to vouchers instead of pay rises to avoid high taxes
Employers and unions have jointly urged the government to raise the tax-free daily meal voucher limit from six to ten euros, as Greece records the OECD's fourth-highest tax wedge for working parents amid rising costs
PPC’s fixed tariff cut shields Greek households, prime minister says
Kyriakos Mitsotakis says DEI's new Blue tariff, priced at 11.5 cents per kilowatt-hour, keeps household bills down despite global energy volatility, crediting the once near bankrupt state energy utility's complete financial turnaround since 2019
