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The trap thousands of heirs overlook: Woman opened her deceased husband’s safe-deposit box and was fined €1,000

The little-known provision that can lead to fines — the case of a woman who opened her deceased husband’s safe-deposit box and was fined €1,000

Greece–Cyprus Cable: The “Formula” for Restarting the GSI and the Role of French Company Meridiam

The formula under consideration calls for more active involvement by Meridiam, which is expected to notify the countries in the region, including Greece and Turkey, by letter about the work required for the project’s implementation to move forward

“Green Breaths for Attica”: €60.4 million program for 13 redevelopment projects in parks, squares and public spaces

“A city changes when the quality of life of its people changes. Major changes happen when we join forces, with planning and determination,” said Stavros Papastavrou

Strait of Hormuz: Only two tankers passed in 24 hours — new three-month low in transits

One VLCC and one VLGC were the only cargo vessels to pass through the strait toward the Persian Gulf on Monday — the “dark” side of traffic and the 5 million barrels not fully captured by AIS

Budget: Primary surplus of €5.77 billion in the first seven months of the year

Tax revenues were €990 million above target, while public spending increased by €1.046 billion due to the acceleration of investment and Recovery Fund projects

Student “boxes” of 40 sq. m. renting for €550 in Athens: What applies in other cities

Rental prices soar around universities — A guide for parents and students: where rents stand, what to look out for before securing a home, and the key points regarding the lease and the tax authorities

Donations to the Armed Forces since 2023 approach €117 million, with more than €55 million this year alone

The number of donors reached 138 in 2026 – Breakdown of the amounts raised each year

“Greece 2.0”: The largest investment and reform program of recent decades enters its final stretch

The reform footprint of “Greece 2.0” is already measurable and has helped Greece converge with the EU on key indicators that were among the original objectives of the European Recovery and Resilience Facility

Price cuts on supermarket shelves: 1,150 product lines already included, discounts on school supplies too — Announced at Cabinet meeting

Average reduction of around 7% across 850 branded and private-label products — 62 suppliers and 10 supermarket chains participating in the initiative — An additional 300 school-supply product lines — The list remains open

Greek tax authority traces family money transfers to catch hidden donations

Investigators cross-check recent bank records, six-month timing gaps, income tax codes and property filings, then weigh whether the declared donor could actually afford the sum, with rates reaching 40% when family relationships are ultimately misrepresented

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