07:2604/11/2026
Three million households face increases of more than 30% in green electricity tariffs, while businesses are already paying more for energy, fuel and transport. The cost-of-living squeeze is returning through the plug socket, threatening incomes, growth and the budget.
07:2604/11/2026
The outcome of the US midterm elections may have been uncertain, but several analysts and others who place particular weight on the historical performance of stocks after such contests appeared more confident about the coming 12 months.
07:2604/11/2026
The far-right party’s electoral gains in Saxony-Anhalt have revived calls for a constitutional ban. The differing approaches and legal obstacles. By Takis Michas.
07:2604/11/2026
A power supply problem paralysed banks and apps. Reliance on shared infrastructure exposes hidden risks. Five critical questions for the board. By Eleftherios Antoniadis.
07:2203/11/2026
The “global maritime truce” proposed by Kyriakos Mitsotakis sounds entirely reasonable. Who doesn’t want safe seas and free trade? But, as with the famous “peace on earth”, the hard part is not agreeing with the wish but explaining how to make it a reality.
07:2203/11/2026
This is not the first time markets have gone against the grain of the rating agencies, lending to Greece at a lower cost than to France on 10-year debt despite Greece’s lower rating. But one side is right and the other wrong.
07:2203/11/2026
Attracting international wealth requires a strategy that goes beyond tax rates. How Athens compares with Lisbon and Milan. The strategy for retaining capital. By Alexandros Athanasoulas.
07:2502/11/2026
It took just 24 hours to show Greece the value of a long-term foreign policy strategy — and its particular clout at the UN. The discussion was about Libya, and Kyriakos Mitsotakis opened it. But others brought it to a close…
07:2402/11/2026
Given the major role political costs play in decision-making, society’s unwillingness to accept the short-term costs of adopting new technologies and an ageing population, fiscal discipline is the only way forward for Greece if it wants to avoid worse outcomes in the future.
07:2402/11/2026
The role of emissions costs and the target model in the trajectory of electricity prices. Why a temporary suspension of the current pricing system should be considered. By Konstantinos Giatzitzoglou.
07:2630/10/2026
The European Chief Prosecutor says the most blatant attempt to intimidate the European Public Prosecutor’s Office took place in Greece. We do not know whether she is right. But an allegation of this gravity demands an answer.
07:2630/10/2026
Property sale prices are rising faster than rents in Greece and elsewhere in Europe, reducing gross investment yields. But housing markets are not all alike. The number of years of rent needed to cover the cost of a home varies.
07:2630/10/2026
How much could it cost to replace 5G equipment supplied by “high-risk” vendors, as required under the new Cybersecurity Act? Professor of cybersecurity Christos Xenakis presents a study by the University of Piraeus.
07:2129/10/2026
Nikos Christodoulides put it plainly: as regards the GSI, “whatever needs to be done [...] is being done”, but “away from the spotlight”. Backroom diplomacy is legitimate. But when sovereign rights are at stake, its outcome must be judged in the open.
07:2129/10/2026
Countries with the heaviest tax burdens are not usually characterised by either high growth rates or strong fiscal performance. How the Nordic model differs from others in the EU, and the billion-euro question of how effectively governments spend public money. Where Greece stands.
10:0127/10/2026
PASOK MEP Nikolas Farantouris accuses the government of presenting a non-existent “agreement” on the Monastery of Sinai as a success. He calls for the draft to be made public and for answers on ownership of its properties.
07:2427/10/2026
Incomes are rising, but the cost of consumption is rising faster, while saving remains negative. Gains in purchasing power remain limited and are coming too slowly to make up the ground Greek consumers lost during the crisis.
07:2427/10/2026
Electronic payments have helped boost state revenues and generate budget surpluses. But tackling complex forms of tax evasion, such as those allegedly practised by the Pizza Fan and Choriatiko chains, requires a new approach.
07:2426/10/2026
Turkey is seeking written notification about the cable. The government says permission from Ankara is not required, but does not rule out notification. Why, then, send the “note” when Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis himself says the NAVTEX Greece will issue informs neighbouring states?
07:2426/10/2026
Several people, including the founders, are implicated in tax evasion at Pizza Fan and the “To Choriatiko” bakery chain, but employees and suppliers risk paying the price. The companies’ rescue must therefore be set in motion immediately, alongside criminal accountability for those responsible.