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New early debt repayment of €5.3 billion by Greece today: The benefits for the country, households & businesses

It is a move that lifts burdens from the future and unlocks the forces of the next generation, without burdening that generation’s present

Double relief arrangement offers a breather for thousands of professionals and households: An end to “hostage-taking” by debt

Those who resort to bankruptcy are exempted from prosecution, while, in addition, the state will subsidize professionals who are struggling to cope with “vouchers,” so that they can receive support from specialized professionals

After the bailouts: Greece’s journey from debt to debt management

Greece continues to repay its loans ahead of schedule at an accelerating pace. The latest repayment was €1.1 billion returned to France, benefiting both the Greek economy and the country’s international image

IMF Warns: U.S. debt surpasses Italy and Greece for the first time this century

How the debt crisis is migrating from Europe to the world’s largest economy – bleak forecasts from the international organization on U.S. fiscal derailment by the end of the decade

US debt soared to $38 trillion amid government shutdown

Congressional Joint Economic Committee estimates that the national debt is growing by $69,713 every second - Concerns about inflation and interest

IMF for Greece: Debt to fall to 130.2% of GDP by 2030 even with smaller budget surpluses

The Fund projects lower primary surpluses and more room for growth and social spending after 2026

HSBC: Greece continues to outperform – Growth above 2% through 2027, steady decline in debt and unemployment (table)

Greece's GDP is expected to grow by 2.2% in 2025, 2.1% in 2026 and 2.0% in 2027 - Public debt continues to decelerate: to 129.4% in 2027 - Inflation to fall to 2.3% over a two-year horizon - The three main risks

Bloomberg: Greek debt at 16-year low – Historic decline after a decade of bailouts (Chart)

Greece’s public debt has fallen to its lowest level since 2009, before the country was forced to request its first bailout during its decade-long debt crisis

How Greek debt is heading for 100% of GDP: the estimates of the Wood Company investment firm

Growth of 2% in 2025 and 2.5% in 2026 - How it assesses tax cuts and support measures for households and young people - "Key" is the management of crisis loans

Handelsblatt: Germany can learn pragmatism from Greece

From the image of "bankrupt Greeks" to the surprise of "practical reforms" - How Greece teaches "pragmatism instead of pessimism"

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