According to new data from Eurostat, Greece ranks last for the average remuneration of national civil servants in central public administration among the 27 European countries for the year 2024.…
Inflation in Greece remained elevated in November, standing at 3%, a full percentage point above the European Central Bank’s (ECB) 2% target. This figure places Greece higher than the EU…
While the Eurozone and European Union report steady increases in labour costs, Greece stands out as the sole country experiencing a decline. According to Eurostat’s latest survey, labour costs in…
The Consumers’ Union – Quality of Life (EKPOIZO) has criticised the Greek government’s recently announced measures to address bank charges, describing them as “inadequate, weak, and ultimately almost costless for…
In an incisive analysis, Yanis Varoufakis, Secretary of MeRA25, has dissected Greece’s 2025 budget, currently under debate in Parliament. His critique paints a grim picture of the country’s economic trajectory,…
Opposition parties in Greece launched a blistering critique of the government during the parliamentary debate on the 2025 state budget. Their criticisms focused on the government’s handling of economic policy,…
PASOK-Movement for Change has accused the Ministry of Environment and Energy of presenting misleading information on electricity costs, stating that Eurostat data contradict the figures publicised by the government. Frangiskos…
The Federation of Private School Teachers of Greece (OILE) has raised alarms over the growing trend of foreign funds acquiring Greek private schools, with the historic Platon Schools becoming the…
The Greek Parliament passed a controversial bill on minimum wage reforms with 157 votes in favour and 139 against, following a heated debate in the plenary session on 5 December.…
The General Secretary of the Communist Party of Greece (KKE), Dimitris Koutsoumbas, delivered a scathing critique of the government during a parliamentary debate on the Ministry of Labour’s bill concerning…