Government extends profit-margin cap on fuel and supermarkets until 30 June
The government has announced an extension of the profit-margin cap on fuel, food and basic goods until 30 June, with fines of up to €5m for profiteering.
The government has announced an extension of the profit-margin cap on fuel, food and basic goods until 30 June, with fines of up to €5m for profiteering.
PASOK–Movement for Change has asked parliament’s Standing Committee on Economic Affairs to summon the administration of the Superfund for what it calls a substantive parliamentary audit, arguing that the fund’s…
Inflation rose to 2.7% in February, up from 2.5% in January, while remaining at the same level as in February 2025, according to the Hellenic Statistical Authority. Pressure on food…
An extensive Reuters report highlights Greece’s acute housing problem, warning that soaring rents are not only hitting households but also threatening the country’s broader economic trajectory.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis called for the removal of any threats weighing on Greek–Turkish relations, as the two sides signed seven joint texts following the 6th Greece–Turkey Supreme Cooperation Council…
The Hellenic Institute of Small Enterprises of the GSEVEE (IME GSEVEE) has published its annual survey on household income and living expenses for 2025, the 14th consecutive year of the…
Two days after the fruitless meeting with representatives of the majority of farmers, Parliament is debating the proposal of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to establish an inter-party parliamentary committee “with…
ANTARSYA has criticised the government’s armaments policy, arguing that vast sums are being spent on military equipment at the expense of social needs, public services and peace.
The cost of a Christmas table for six to eight people is expected to range from 111.97 to 160.03 euros this year, according to the Institute of Trade and Services…
The State Budget for the fiscal year 2026 was approved by the Plenary of Parliament with 159 votes in favour and 136 against, following a roll-call vote. The new budget…