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Pierrakakis at the Eurogroup: We are open to discussing measures – Priority is protecting households and the stability of the European economy
The president of the Eurogroup stresses that Europe is closely monitoring developments in the Middle East and is considering tools to support households and businesses if the energy crisis worsens - “We have the 2022 toolbox”
Eurostat: Unemployment in the Eurozone falls to a historic low, down to 6.1% in January
The eurozone economy grew faster than forecast at the end of 2025, while Spain’s strong performance and Germany’s return to growth are supporting the labor market
What Bulgaria’s entry into the euro from January 1 means – what the example of Greece shows
Citizens divided over the country’s accession to the euro – The major challenge of political instability
What the leadership of the ESM means for Greece: The country’s major creditor and the messages for the Greek economy
The election of Pierrakakis to the presidency of the Eurogroup also opens the way to the leadership of the ESM, giving Greece a role as coordinator and creditor in the eurozone – A historic reversal, from a bailout country to an institutional pillar of stability – Pierrakakis from the podium of Parliament: I return from Brussels with an honor and a victory for the country
From Varoufakis’s “wow” to Dijsselbloem and Schäuble who wanted Grexit, to Pierrakakis as candidate for Eurogroup president
Greece is claiming for the first time the top position in the Eurogroup – Kyriakos Pierrakakis faces Belgian Vincent Van Peteghem – Both Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis are actively involved
Bloomberg: A high-symbolism test for Greece as Pierrakakis fights for the Eurogroup presidency
His election would be a true recognition of Greece’s success in turning the page and leading the eurozone, says Jeroen Dijsselbloem – Greece “an example for many other member states”
Goldman Sachs: The Greek economy holds firm – Why the three threats do not derail the growth trajectory
The Greek economy is no longer supported by temporary factors - Strong investment activity, a stable labor market environment, and progress in the energy and infrastructure sectors act as a counterweight to external shocks
