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Melina Travlos: The protection of freedom of navigation is everyone’s duty

The president of the Union of Greek Shipowners expresses her sorrow over the recent loss of seafarers and attacks on commercial vessels

Another record for Bitcoin: It surpassed $118,000

After the record high that surpassed 112,000, bitcoin shows a significant increase for the second consecutive day - Options traders see bitcoin at $120,000 as the rally continues

e-EFKA: When August 2025 pensions will be paid

See the payment dates

Athens Stock Exchange: Corrects after the 8-day rally – Third consecutive weekly rise not threatened

Profit taking but the General Index remains close to 2,000 points - GEK Terna and Motor Oil are differentiated by the boost from their energy deal

New iPhone 17e, iPad and MacBook Pro by spring 2026

Apple is preparing a wide range of new products for the first half of 2026, including new iPads, MacBook Pro with M5 and the budget iPhone 17e

Challenges for Airbnb hosts: Navigating new policies on fees, taxation, and cancellations

The updated guide of the Hellenic Tax Authority - Instructions for owners and managers with multiple properties - Reporting and tax obligations - How the tax authorities view leases

August 2025 pensions: When main and supplementary pensions will be paid by e-EFKA

How the payment dates for EFKA main and supplementary pensions will be set – Payment dates for salaried and self-employed pensioners

OPEC: Oil demand will grow until 2050 despite the “shift” to green energy

The agency sticks to its estimate that global demand will continue to grow until 2050, reaching 123 million barrels per day, 3 million more than previous forecasts

Cosmetics industry in Greece exceeds €1.7 billion

What the annual report by Cosmetics Europe and Euromonitor International reveals about the industry's performance across Europe – and Greece's growing market share

Trump’s 50% tariffs on copper: Beijing speaks of an “arbitrary” decision that serves no one

"We have also always believed that the arbitrary imposition of customs duties does not serve the interests of any party," a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said.

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