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Greece is back in the markets with a 10-year bond reissue: Opened the offer book, around 3.8% initial yield

The move is part of Greece's loan program for the first half of 2026

Theodoricacos: If food industries and supermarkets do not agree on price cuts, the cap should be extended for two months

Strict controls and fines are imposed on anyone who violates the law, the Development Minister said

Major international brands double down on mykonos as new luxury hospitality projects arrive

Four Seasons, Fouquet’s and MGallery among the glamorous investments – Despite Middle East-related turbulence, Mykonos remains at the forefront of the Mediterranean’s premium destinations

Major Greek success in London for Sakellaropoulos Organic Farms

With 26 out of 26, the absolute award percentage of 100% was recorded, in organic, gourmet olive oils and table olives

Circular economy in the field: How agricultural residues return to the soil and boost agricultural production

"The great challenge today is not only to produce more, but to produce better," notes Spyridon Protopsaltis, Secretary General for Agricultural Development and Food

An additional €350 per month or up to €19,200 protected annually: What changes from July and what debtors should watch out for

Protected account limit raised to €1,600: a gain of €4,200 per year for those living under account seizure measures

Reuters: 15% tax on cryptocurrencies coming – What changes for thousands of investors

What the plan provides – How investors’ profits will be taxed

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

Oil: Brent stabilizes at $95 due to uncertainty in the Middle East

U.S. crude remains near $93 a barrel as markets assess conflicting signals from diplomatic activity in the Middle East and developments surrounding the Strait of Hormuz

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