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Seven immediate support measures for citizens: From €150 per child to 72-instalment debt repayment plans

Finance Ministry omnibus bill enters final stage – First payments and debt arrangements for thousands of beneficiaries to begin in June and July

Record low in registered Greek unemployment in May, with annual drop of more than 10%

The number of unemployed people registered with the DYPA reached 660,682

Bank of Greece: Current account deficit fell to 1.4 billion euros

The current account deficit fell to 1.4 billion euros in April, while for the four-month period from January through April, it rose to 8.3 billion euros

Congestion in the Strait of Hormuz as US–Iran agreement revives shipping – Oil exports resume (videos)

The first major oil shipments are passing through the Strait again as shipping activity restarts, though shipping and insurance market officials remain cautious despite the increased movement

Switzerland: The lower house voted down the trade agreement with Mercosur

The agreement will now be considered by the upper house, and if approved, it may return to the lower house for another vote

Greece has some of Europe’s cleanest swimming waters: Ranked second, just behind Cyprus

What the European Environment Agency data shows

How “PosoKanei” works: 22 Questions & Answers about the new digital platform & how it differs from e-Katanalotis

The new service is available via the website posokanei.gov.gr and a mobile app – In its current form, it includes nearly 8,000 products from 10 major supermarket chains

Eurostat: Inflation in Greece at 4.9% in May, reaches 3.2% in the Eurozone

Inflation in the Eurozone rose in May 2026, as increases in the prices of services and energy continued to fuel inflationary pressures, according to data published by Eurostat

When will the platform for debts to the Tax Office and e-EFKA open, with up to 72 installments for individuals?

A new debt settlement option for obligations to the Tax Office and e-EFKA is set to come into effect, offering taxpayers the possibility of repaying their debts in up to 72 monthly installments

Triple relief for 1 million families from the new protected bank account limits: How they can save up to €350 per month on tax debts

Millions of bank accounts to be “unlocked”: How the protected (non-seizable) limits increase for debts to the state, banks, and joint accounts

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