Greece’s Council of State has imposed significant restrictions on the seizure and auction of primary residences over debts to the state, ruling that a family home cannot be auctioned when…
Greek government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis has questioned the objectivity of a Eurostat survey showing that 50.5% of people in Greece cannot afford unexpected expenses, arguing that its findings are based…
More than half of Greece’s population (50.5%) could not afford to cover unexpected expenses in 2025, according to data from the EU’s statistical office, Eurostat. Greece recorded the highest rate…
Student associations in Athens are organising an overnight protest in Syntagma Square on Tuesday 13 October, demanding substantial measures to address the rising cost of studying and the growing difficulty…
Nearly half a million people across 67 Greek municipalities have no access to a local bank branch, while more than 2.5 million live over five kilometres from the nearest one.…
Kyriakos Pierrakakis, Greece’s Minister of National Economy and Finance, has outlined new measures on private debt, loan servicers, a 120-instalment repayment scheme and support to address the energy crisis, speaking…
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has announced two government interventions following months of sustained fuel price increases. The first concerns measures, in cooperation with refineries, aimed at bringing the opening price…
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis hailed recent ratings decisions as evidence of the strength of the Greek economy, despite the worsening pressures facing many households.
Fuel prices remain high across Greece, with the national average for unleaded petrol and diesel hovering around €2.20 a litre.
The Thessaloniki Tenants’ Union has secured a victory which, it said in a post, demonstrates that ‘with collective organising, the balance changes and we can win’.