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European Commission: Greece shows steady and consistent progress on rule of law

The European Commission's latest Rule of Law Report finds that Greece is among the 13 EU member states that made progress on all rule-of-law recommendations in 2026

Bank of Greece: Cash primary surplus of 1.99 billion euros in the first half of the year

Revenues in the regular budget totaled 33.744 billion, and expenditures totaled 34.89 billion euros

Eurostat: Inflation in Greece Confirmed at 3.9% in June

Inflation in the Eurozone stands at 2.8% - The highest rates were recorded in Romania (9.2%), Lithuania (5.4%), and Bulgaria (5.2%)

Double shock in global diesel market disrupts product tanker balance

Russia’s export ban and the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz are reshaping trade flows, creating new routes for cargoes and altering the outlook for the product tanker market

The Greek shipowners facing the “invisible” risks of Hormuz – The new wartime reality is changing the rules of navigation

The US–Iran escalation is turning every voyage through the Persian Gulf into a risk-management exercise - IMO warning on the Strait of Hormuz: “Remain extremely dangerous, avoid transits”

IMF warns Europe: Public debt could surge to 130% of GDP by 2040 without action

A new International Monetary Fund (IMF) study warns that Europe needs deep structural reforms and fiscal adjustment, as rising public spending threatens the long-term sustainability of government finances

Free air conditioners offered to vulnerable households by Athens Municipality – Who can apply

Applications must be submitted exclusively online until Sunday, July 19, 2026

Schinas: The fraud in agricultural subsidies is over; we have secured 61 million euros for fertilizers

He announced that the new OSDE will launch in July with a completely different approach, based on pre-filled data, automatic cross-checks, and the use of public registries

Athens is keeping its expectations low regarding the F-35s and U.S. sanctions against Turkey, with Congress and Israel key to the equation

The Greek government is closely monitoring developments in Ankara with composure, while acknowledging that President Donald Trump appears intent on accommodating Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in some way, following the grand welcome the Turkish leader extended to him.

Oil prices surge following new U.S. strikes against Iran, with Brent crude exceeding $76

The latest exchange of strikes threatens to undermine the fragile ceasefire, while prices are also being supported by the U.S. Treasury's decision to revoke the waiver that had allowed Iran to sell oil

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