07:2502/10/2026
In the discussion about support measures for citizens and businesses, there is one simple truth: whether you cut taxes, subsidize, or borrow, the bill does not disappear. It simply changes hands or is shifted over time.
07:2502/10/2026
The slogan “Greece-France alliance” mainly implies the historical ties and the common geopolitical course of the two states. However, the two countries have something else in common as well. Bankruptcies. With bond market vigilantes raising France’s borrowing costs, challenging the ECB, the issue is returning to the forefront.
07:2901/10/2026
Eurostat and UBS provide a contradictory picture of Greeks and their assets. How reverse mortgages can turn housing into income for retirees. Written by Miltiadis Nektarios.
07:2701/10/2026
At a time when the government is announcing measures to support citizens against high prices, the prime minister is forced to remind its officials that even their tone matters. The “off-key notes,” however, have already piled up.
07:2701/10/2026
It was expected and it became reality in the final stretch before the elections. Yet another government intervenes, increasing the installments for the settlement of old debts, invoking the relief of borrowers. Although there are pros and cons, the intervention contributes to the perpetuation of a bad culture.
07:2830/09/2026
The Foreign Minister said almost everything one would expect to hear about the Greece-Cyprus GSI cable. The route is not changing, permission from Turkey is not needed, the survey and the laying will take place, and the 12 miles remain in the quiver. The bar was set high. What remains is action.
07:2830/09/2026
When central banks raise intervention rates to tame inflationary expectations but end up widening the already large fiscal deficits that fuel high debt and inflation, the result may be an unpleasant surprise.
07:2830/09/2026
The Greek economy regained investment grade, but the investment gap remains. What the next steps should be after the Recovery Fund. Written by Giorgos Ch. Konstantinidis.
07:2929/09/2026
The three points that matter beyond the number. Why a Hold can rise and a Buy can lose. Target price and fair value: Two figures that are often confused.
07:2729/09/2026
Le Pen and Mélenchon in France, AfD and Die Linke in Germany. Different political starting points, different proposals and different audiences. The common denominator, however, is the retreat of the traditional political forces. The phenomenon also has a Greek dimension.
07:2729/09/2026
From 1971, when the dollar divorced gold, until today, stocks have made investors richer than gold because of the reinvestment of dividends. However, there were decades when gold offered higher returns. Could the 2020s be one of those for investors?
07:2629/09/2026
It tripled its GDP since 1989 and achieved high growth, surpassing our country in wages. National identity and the zloty support the momentum. Written by An. Karabampas.
07:2628/09/2026
The elections will be held in the spring of 2027, but until then, a winter intervenes that may prove harsh, not only in energy terms but also politically. And as the risks accumulate, one question becomes more important: is time still working in the government’s favor?
07:2628/09/2026
According to the TasteAtlas awards, Greece together with Italy, Peru, Portugal, Spain and Japan have the best cuisines in the world. However, the best Greek food, even the cheap kind, is not inexpensive when compared with that of other countries.
07:2628/09/2026
The regulation of article 128 for loans in Swiss francs and what it means for the borrower. What international case law shows. Written by Dimitris Spyrakos.
10:4627/09/2026
The rise of nationalist and populist forces in the US, France, Germany and Britain threatens to turn the EU into a Europe of “national vetoes.” The responsibilities of the systemic parties and the risks for Greece. Written by Michalis Sallas.
07:2925/09/2026
Governments are accustomed to waiting for the message of the ballot box. They forget, however, that long before the ballot boxes open, they themselves have already sent their own messages to the voters. Through what they do, but also through what they say.
07:2925/09/2026
The gap in the cost of living between the countries of the European Union is huge, with Greece belonging to those that are quite below the average. However, if the declared incomes of the country's residents are taken into account, the picture is reversed. But this too is relative.
07:2724/09/2026
“Either us or no one,” declares Alexis Tsipras, who wants to turn the elections into a duel with Kyriakos Mitsotakis. “Us or them,” the government replies, in effect welcoming the duel. Eyes on the second ballot.
07:2724/09/2026
Greece may be overindebted, yet the public debt corresponding to each resident is lower compared with other countries. If we also take into account household and business debt per capita, the picture improves even more on an international scale. Rich peoples have debts.