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Pierrakakis: Greece can lead in the new era of longevity

The Minister of Economy underscored the importance of preparing the next generation, emphasizing that children born today will need to think and work in fundamentally different ways

What Greeks think about buying real estate – 6 out of 10 have up to 150,000 for purchase

The views on mortgage credit, rental reimbursement and the changes brought to the market by the My House 2 programme

The Commission accepted Mitsotakis’ proposal – The energy task force from South-Eastern Europe starts

Focus on security of supply, electricity price inequalities and interconnections - First pan-European plenary in September

European stock markets are up despite the escalation between Israel and Iran

The conflict, so far, does not appear to be expanding more widely and investors assume that Iran will not threaten to close the Strait of Hormuz

Middle East: Escalating tensions spark fears of an energy shock – Alarm in the EU & Athens

Visible risk of "ignition" of the global energy market, 40% rise in today's prices on the energy exchange - Greece asks for measures from the Commission to put a brake on a new price rally

Tension grips Athens Stock Exchange with ongoing unrest in the Middle East

The aim is to maintain above the 1,800 support point - Signs of recovery in international markets

Natural disasters change the rules of business

In an ever-changing landscape, Eurolife FFH offers comprehensive insurance coverage to SMEs

Budget: Primary surplus of €5.35 billion in the five months of the year – Tax revenues over €27 billion

4.3 billion over target, driven by early collection of taxes and transfers of payments

Gold: Which countries hold the largest reserves – Greece’s position

Gold remains a stable haven in global markets - Holding reserves strengthens monetary security especially in times of volatility

The ECB’s “microscope” on interest rates this fall – What will influence the decisions

The ECB will wait to see at what level the U.S. tariffs on European products will be set in order to assess their impact on the European economy

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