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Eurozone economy contracted by 0.2% in the first quarter, complicating ECB interest rate plans
GDP fell by 0.2% according to Eurostat against a previous estimate of 0.1% growth - Ireland's GDP dip "erased" growth at the beginning of the year
No signs of aircraft fuel shortage in Europe in the coming months, says Tzitzikostas
The EU's transport commissioner told Reuters that there are currently no indications of aircraft fuel shortages in Europe in the coming months, despite the energy shock caused by the war involving Iran. However, he acknowledged that airlines may cut unprofitable routes and raise fares as a result of higher fuel costs
Ryanair again against Fraport Greece: This time for Kalamata airport
The company believes that the planned increase in fees at Kalamata airport will make the destination less competitive - The increase in fees is reportedly provided for in the concession agreement to be signed in June with the Greek State
Theodorikakos: The profit margin cap protects consumers at this time
The Minister of Development argued that price increases in the products covered by the measure have been drastically reduced, announced the new “PosoKanei” application, and stressed that the cap is not a permanent policy
Stournaras: Greece is entitled to be optimistic about the future of its economy
The Governor of the Bank of Greece stressed that Greece has left behind doubts about its continued membership in the eurozone and is now growing dynamically, calling for continued fiscal discipline, stability, and reforms
In Parliament: Spatial planning – Urban Planning Code ends legal fragmentation on construction, permits, and illegal buildings: See what it includes and Q&A
The Ministry of Environment and Energy (YPEN) is introducing to Parliament for debate and ratification the Spatial Planning – Urban Planning Code, a new unified framework for spatial planning, construction, and urban development, ending the fragmentation of legislation that has existed since 1923
