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Kyriakos Pierrakakis: The five lessons Europe must draw from Greece
From energy security and the geopolitical return of the sea to artificial intelligence, European industrial policy, and Greece’s fiscal turnaround, the Minister of National Economy and Finance and President of the Eurogroup outlined a new landscape of challenges for Europe
Papastavrou: With photovoltaics in balconies we are strengthening energy democracy
"The sun and the wind belong to everyone. We are opening the way for photovoltaics on the balcony and creating the possibility for every citizen to reduce the cost of energy," said the Minister of Environment and Energy.
Budget: Primary surplus of €4.369 billion in Q1 2026
The target for the primary surplus was €2.732 billion - Tax revenues exceeded the target by €308 million, mainly driven by VAT, while expenditures were lower than forecast, strengthening the result
Joint liability in taxation: A block before seizure for corporate debts that follow individuals – what’s changing
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue has activated a digital application for the immediate notification of debtors who bear joint liability. Who is considered jointly responsible, what is shown in real time, and what changes in payment arrangements and collection measures
€1.2 billion package at the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF) through 2027: What the data showed about the surplus
Abolition of charges, reduction of contributions, and changes to advance tax payments for businesses
Pierrakakis: Greece reduces debt from 210% to 136% and accelerates investment growth
Euronext, French capital, and a new development model with larger companies and a European scale
Greek homes are getting smaller: 10 sq.m. lost in central Athens since the 1990s
The "shrinkage" of apartments is real, but it does not concern the whole country, as it is a phenomenon mainly in the centre of Athens - In which city have the apartments remained without substantial change close to 90 sq.m. for 60 years?
