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New rules for agricultural products: What changes with digital delivery notes, who is exempt, and what applies to farmers’ markets, olive mills, and fields
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) clarifies which farmers are required to issue digital delivery notes, who is exempt, and what changes apply to farmers' markets, olive mills, and short-distance transport between fields and storage facilities
Oil plunges more than 8% after pause in US strikes on Iran – Brent falls below $90
Oil prices dropped to their lowest levels in more than a week after the suspension of US attacks on Iran rekindled hopes for a de-escalation of the crisis
Guilfoyle: Trilateral cooperation could unlock $1.35 billion in investments and 10,000 jobs in Greek shipyards
US Ambassador highlights the potential for strengthening Greece’s shipbuilding industry through cooperation between Greece, the United States and South Korea
He accidentally sent money to a friend, got it back, but was “charged” a gift tax: Why the refund doesn’t eliminate the tax liability
Greece's Dispute Resolution Directorate (DED) clarifies that returning the money does not eliminate the tax. To cancel the transaction, a court ruling is required, while the tax liability arises the moment the funds are transferred
ESM: Greece passed the public debt “stress test”; a reduction is projected over the next decade even under the adverse scenario
The report by the European Stability Mechanism projects an increase in debt in the rest of the euro area countries by 2035, while for Greece the downward trend continues
ETCS to be 100% installed by the end of August, says Hellenic Railways CEO
"By the end of August 2026, the main Athens–Thessaloniki railway corridor will have 100% remote traffic control, 100% signalling and 100% ETCS installation," said Hellenic Railways CEO Christos Palios
