Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, is reportedly on the verge of losing its license to offer services to customers in the European Union within weeks, as its application faces issues, according to sources.

A summary of Greek news includes Kyriakos Mitsotakis's tours, political figures Alexis and Nikos, the Attica Group deal, upcoming summer and elections, an investor for Chania Bank, and a shipping family civil war, with Coca-Cola HBC nearing a €20 billion market capitalization.

A retired 57-year-old police officer in Thessaloniki has been charged with felony counts for allegedly poisoning eight stray cats, appearing before a magistrate and released without restrictive conditions pending trial.

THEON and Safran have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on the accelerated development of electro-optical solutions for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). This partnership aims to enhance technology in the defense sector.

A new SMS notification platform has been launched for candidates of the Panhellenic Examinations 2026, allowing them to securely receive their results directly on their mobile phones.

The deadline for the Swiss franc loan settlement has been extended until September 30, with 14,000 borrowers already applying for debt "haircuts" of up to 50%, as the Asset Re-lease Agency is expected to be fully operational by autumn.

Chevron has finalized all regulatory procedures to enter Block 10 in the Gulf of Kyparissia, off the western Peloponnese, marking the U.S. energy major's expansion into a fifth offshore block.

Chevron's plan for a larger unified exploration zone in the southern Ionian Sea, specifically for Block 10, has been postponed to 2028 following a 15-month extension of the exploration program approved by the Greek government.

The Greek government is expanding its digital customer registry to include event venues, reception halls, catering companies, and auto repair shops, seeking new revenue sources to finance tax cuts and social support measures.

Morgan Stanley has initiated coverage of Greece's banking sector with a positive outlook, asserting that the investment case for Greek lenders remains compelling despite significant gains in recent years.

Eight hundred and thirty dancers gathered in Aristotelous Square in Thessaloniki to perform the world's largest simultaneous zeibekiko dance, breaking a Guinness World Record and raising awareness for Alzheimer's disease.

Greece has emerged as the most popular holiday destination among Romanians for the year 2026, indicating strong travel preferences.

Greece's mining and quarrying sector remained a dynamic and outward-looking segment of the national economy in 2025, highlighting the strategic importance of mineral raw materials for industrial development.

Tens of thousands participated in LGBT Pride parades in Athens, Bucharest, and Sofia, advocating for LGBTQ+ rights, while counter-rallies by right-wing traditionalists also took place in Bucharest and Sofia.

Eurobank has spent €6.55 million on a share buyback, while Perseus Mining completed an A$100 million buyback and boosted its program by an additional A$50 million to a total of A$150 million. These actions reflect efforts by companies to return value to shareholders.

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A strong 5.3-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of the southwestern Peloponnese on Sunday evening, rattling the Messinia region but causing no immediate structural damage or casualties. The Athens Geodynamic Institute issued an updated seismic bulletin stating the tremor occurred at 9:17 p.m. local time. Seismologists located the epicenter in the Ionian Sea, roughly 18 kilometers (11 miles) south-southwest of the historic coastal town of Methoni. The earthquake originated at a shal...

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has pledged to dismantle corruption networks within state institutions after police uncovered a sophisticated bribery and extortion ring operating within Athens urban planning offices.

The Fourlis Group is implementing the largest technological and organizational restructuring program in its history, with Chairman Vassilis Fourlis describing 2026 as a year of profound transformation for the company.

Gunmen invaded Ode Oriya, Owo, Ondo State, Nigeria, and kidnapped 60-year-old Baale Adeniyi Adelana. Police have initiated a rescue operation for the traditional leader.

Current interest rates for various financial products show high-yield savings accounts offering up to 4.1% APY and CDs up to 4% APY. Mortgage and refinance rates remain relatively stable week-over-week, while HELOC and home equity loan rates are also detailed.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis campaigned in Rhodes, emphasizing fiscal discipline and expressing confidence in winning the upcoming elections. He also promised upgrades for the Kos hospital and port, sharing a video of his visit on social media.

Thousands marched past the Greek Parliament and gathered in Syntagma Square for Athens Pride 2026, combining celebration with demands for legal protection, as Amnesty International announced the launch of its Hate Crime Observatory.

Kostas emphasized the PASOK proposal for free travel for young people up to 24 years old on public transport in Attica and Thessaloniki, which was presented the day before yesterday by Nikos Androulakis...

Greece has reopened the country's only surviving Byzantine palace, dating back to the 14th century and a UNESCO site since 1989, following over 40 years of extensive restoration work.

Greek lender Eurobank has initiated a five-year programme to freely allocate shares to its management executives, employees, and staff at affiliated companies, with implementation set to begin in 2026.

The EU Parliament and Council have provisionally agreed on measures to simplify and expedite the return of migrants residing unlawfully in the bloc, with proponents emphasizing the urgent need to address the low enforcement rate of deportation orders.

Works by Corfiot landscape artist Angelos Giallinas attracted strong bidding at Bonhams’ Greek Sale in Paris, alleviating concerns that an abundance of his works would depress prices.

ECOLOG is positioned at the center of European energy interconnection efforts, playing a crucial role in linking energy grids across the continent. This initiative aims to enhance energy security and efficiency.

Hundreds of Greek-American academics, scholars, and intellectuals have signed a letter expressing concern over Amazon's exclusion of the Greek language from its services.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has reportedly signaled that elections will take place in the spring of 2027 and made pointed remarks regarding Antonis Samaras' position within the New Democracy party. Discussions also touched upon the state ballot, potential candidacies, and party finances.

Despite a significant trade imbalance, new protocols and agreements are paving the way for stronger Greek exports of food and fishery products to China, the world's largest food-importing market.

Greece has secured 22 spots in The Telegraph's new ranking of the 50 best Mediterranean islands, more than any other country. However, Italy's Sicily and Sardinia claimed the top two positions in the British newspaper's travel study.

New EU asylum rules have come into effect, allowing for the creation of detention centers and payments to countries like Greece and Italy, a move criticized by the Irish Refugee Council for prioritizing expediency over individual rights.

Actress and classical dancer Katerina Misichroni has been named the new High Priestess for Olympic Flame ceremonies by the Hellenic Olympic Committee, ahead of the upcoming Olympic cycle.

The Athens City Council has approved a €75 million loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB) to fund school renovations, a decision described as 'historic' by Mayor Haris Doukas despite opposition from conservatives. Doukas emphasized the need to improve schools, which he stated were in very poor condition.

A new helicopter flight service, Zela Jet, has been launched to connect Athens with popular Greek islands, offering faster and more flexible travel options for Cypriot holidaymakers.

Debt restructuring through Greece’s out-of-court settlement mechanism continued its upward trend in May, expanding by 65%. This indicates a growing reliance on alternative methods for resolving financial obligations.

Greek authorities have arrested a 32-year-old man accused of raping his wife, filming the assault, and sharing the video online. The case came to light after the 31-year-old woman reported the incident.

Greek shipowners invested 3 billion euros in the global dry bulk shipping market during the first five months of 2026, recording 87 vessel sales, 48 acquisitions, and 35 newbuilding orders.

World Blood Donor Day is being observed, with the WHO raising alarm over significant blood shortages, particularly in Africa. The day emphasizes the critical need for blood donations worldwide.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stated that the opposition does not wish to govern but rather to undermine Greece, reiterating New Democracy's goal of securing a single-party majority in the first round of elections.

The National Bank of Greece (Cyprus) announced that the European Central Bank has approved the appointment of Andreas Persianis as an independent non-executive member of its board of directors, effective June 8, 2026.

Cyprus Health Minister Neophytos Charalambides warned that mosquito-borne diseases are becoming a pressing public health issue in Europe, attributing the rise to climate change and environmental pressures.

Greece has approved measures to expedite migrant returns and intends to establish dedicated return hubs. This initiative aims to streamline the process for migrants.

Greece is stepping up its digital state overhaul, transitioning from Gov.gr to CRM systems. This move signifies an evolution in the country's digital public services.

Greece has received a strong vote of confidence from markets, with demand for the reopening of its 10-year bond maturing in June 2036 reaching 31 billion euros.

OTE, a Greek telecommunications group, announced plans to introduce a variety of new artificial intelligence-powered services for its subscribers.

Arrivals and departures at Athens' 'Eleftherios Venizelos' airport are expected to experience delays of 45 to 60 minutes today and Thursday, attributed to scheduled inspections by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA).

European stock markets showed slight gains as investors awaited the European Central Bank's decision, which is expected to provide clarity on future monetary policy.

Thales is actively expanding its presence in the cybersecurity sector, reinforcing its commitment to this growing field. This strategic move aims to strengthen its capabilities and market share in cybersecurity solutions.

Condé Nast Traveller has recognized Crete as one of Europe's premier destinations for September, particularly highlighting Chania Harbour.

Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore successfully hosted its 27th Hellenic & Black Sea Committee meeting in Athens, gathering senior executives from the shipping, energy, and shipbuilding sectors.

The Corfu Port Authority has reported a significant 10.7% increase in cruise passenger traffic and a rise in cruise ship calls during the first five months of 2026, highlighting the port's growing role.

European Parliament President Roberta Metsola discussed what voters are asking for and stated that the Parliament has learned not to react to every public utterance. She emphasized focusing on the core concerns of the electorate.

Former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras emphasized the increased necessity for coordination between Greece and Cyprus, citing growing geopolitical instability after meeting with Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides.

A 60-year-old British tourist traveling alone was discovered dead in a short-term rental property in Rethymno, Crete, according to local authorities.

Greece is transitioning from seasonal mass tourism to a sustainable, year-round model, following a third consecutive year of record-breaking revenue in 2025, which saw a 10 percent increase over 2024.

A 20-year-old woman was arrested with cocaine on a ship in Piraeus, Greece. Authorities are intensifying checks ahead of the summer season.

Greece's Ministry of Development has opened a draft law for public consultation, aiming to cap total loan repayment costs and prevent over-indebtedness for consumers.

The Municipality of Sifnos is providing free housing, utility bill coverage, a monthly stipend, ferry tickets, and a parking space to doctors willing to work on the island, with expressions of interest due soon.

A recent poll indicates growing public dissatisfaction with the Greek government, but also highlights the opposition's fragmentation, preventing them from capitalizing on the sentiment.

PPC and Dimand have formed a joint venture, named Powerhub Properties, to undertake a new 180-million-euro project. This collaboration marks a significant investment in a new development.

The convicted leader of Greece's most notorious militant group, November 17, has been ordered back to prison by the Supreme Court. This decision reverses an earlier ruling that had allowed him to be released from jail.

Alexandros Giótopoulos was transferred a short while ago to the Prosecutor of Appeals of Piraeus under strict security measures, and is expected to pass through the gates of Korydallos prison again afterwards.

Greece's state budget recorded a primary surplus of 3.638 billion euros for the period of January to May 2026, with the overall State Budget balance showing a surplus of 91 million euros.

The European Parliament has put forward proposed law changes that would legally oblige airlines to seat families with children under 14 together on flights without extra fees, boosting supports for airline passengers.

Thanos Plevris stated that the era of bureaucrats dictating migration crisis handling is over, emphasizing that countries now prioritize border control and deportations, expressing pride when UN rapporteurs voice concerns about his legislation.

WhatsApp co-founder Jan Koum's €325 million superyacht, Moonrise, has docked in Varkiza, Greece, drawing crowds to the Athens Riviera.

The government has declined to share the cost of tax relief measures with Parliament, while also considering the abolition of taxes for self-employed individuals and tax cuts for businesses for TIF 2026. This decision raises questions about transparency and future fiscal policies.

Balkan Insight provides a digest of the weekend's most important developments from countries across the Balkan region.

Οι υποψήφιοι των Επαγγελματικών Λυκείων (ΕΠΑΛ) ολοκληρώνουν σήμερα τη δοκιμασία τους στις Πανελλαδικές εξετάσεις στα μαθήματα ειδικότητας. Οι εξετάσεις ολοκληρώνονται με...

Cosmos Chairman and CEO Dimitris Dafnis presented the Group’s performance and strategic objectives, aiming for a 128 million euro turnover by 2030 in Greece and Cyprus.

Greece's ruling New Democracy party has officially entered pre-election mode for the 2027 elections, initiating a nationwide tour and an aggressive candidate recruitment drive aimed at renewing up to 75 percent of its legislative ballots.

Manos Manousakis, Chairman and CEO of ADMIE, announced a planned 1.0-billion-euro share capital increase for the Greek power transmission operator, emphasizing investments to protect critical infrastructure from external threats.

Eltrak has issued a statement highlighting the profound importance of the sea to Greek identity and heritage. The company asserts that the sea is not merely a landscape feature or holiday destination, but a living part of Greece's wealth.

Governor Mbah was honored with a grand reception by his kinsmen, who expressed pride in his developmental achievements in Enugu State.

A 35-year-old man was shot dead at close range on a central Athens street in what investigators suspect was a targeted contract killing linked to narcotics trafficking rivalries. The case has been transferred to the Directorate for Organised Crime.

Scientists are increasingly alarmed by a persistent 'cold spot' or 'cold blob' in the North Atlantic Ocean, south of Greenland and Iceland, which is defying global warming trends. This phenomenon is attributed to a critical weakening of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) system, with potential far-reaching consequences for global climate patterns, including monsoons and millions of people.

The National Bank of Greece has announced the commencement of the initial phase of its 2026 share buyback program, following approvals from shareholders and regulatory bodies.

Oceana has called on the European Commission to take concrete action to protect marine ecosystems, welcoming the Commission's recognition of support for coastal communities but stressing the need for robust upcoming policies.

Greek Minister of National Defence Nikos Dendias visited a newly established drone production factory for the Armed Forces in Malakasa. The facility is part of the 'Agenda 2030' initiative, which aims to invest in future defense capabilities.

The founder of Constant Innovations and creator of the first digital Business Events Calendar in Greece talks about the transition from shipping to business innovation, the importance of knowledge...

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis asserted that Greece would not accept any questioning of its sovereign rights, defended a hardline approach on migration, and highlighted Europe's competitiveness and security as top priorities, also commenting on a potential third term.

Dimand is moving forward with its ambitious 1.7 billion euro business development plan, outlining significant investments and projects.

Lamda Development plans to deliver sports facilities, new public spaces, residential developments, and the Riviera Galleria at the Ellinikon redevelopment project over the next year.

A 62-year-old Belgian tourist sustained serious facial injuries after falling from a cliff on the Greek island of Lefkada while attempting to take a selfie.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has ruled out a snap election, stating that the next general election will be held in spring 2027, ahead of Greece's EU Presidency.

Magellan Aerospace has renewed its share buyback program, authorizing the repurchase of up to 2.85 million shares.

Greek media outlet Naftemporiki has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with China's Dazhong News Group to foster cooperation between the two media organizations. This agreement aims to enhance Greek-Chinese media collaboration.

An emergency weather deterioration bulletin has been issued, warning of heavy rain, squalls, and thunderstorms. Specific regions are identified as being at risk for dangerous weather conditions.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has launched his 'Agenda 2030' as part of his 2027 election campaign, outlining key economic and social targets. These include aiming for a €950 minimum wage and a €150 per-child cash grant.

Greek meteorologists warn of severe thunderstorms, heavy hail, and flash-flood risks across much of the country on Friday, as a strong cold front from the northern Balkans moves in.

Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou emphasized that global shipping accounts for less than 3% of global carbon emissions and highlighted the strategic role of Greece and Cyprus as an energy hub in Europe and the East Mediterranean.

A 30-year-old Swiss national was arrested at Heraklion International Airport in Crete after becoming intoxicated on a flight from Geneva, verbally abusing cabin crew, and refusing safety directives.

Panos Xenokostas, president of ONEX Shipyards and Technologies, presented a roadmap for the revival of Greece’s shipbuilding industry, including a timeline for the construction of entirely Greek-made submarines within eight years.

Greece has passed the EU Migration Pact law with votes solely from the New Democracy party, as every opposition party either rejected or abstained. This move highlights a growing trend towards stricter migration policies in Europe.

Greece's Ministry of Culture announced a major expansion of its art scene decentralization efforts, staging 190 free live performances across 94 ancient archaeological sites and museums this summer.

The program is aimed at young scientists who wish to pursue postgraduate studies in the fields of Engineering, Technology & Artificial Intelligence, Energy & Environment, as well as...

Greece's Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy has signed a renewed authorization agreement with the recognized classification society China Classification Society (CCS).

Six individuals, including a married couple, have been remanded in custody for allegedly running a bribery ring within Athens town planning offices, reportedly using sweet boxes to transfer cash.

'If we see the polls as a lesson, it means we need to change,' stressed PASOK MEP Nikos Papandreou. Speaking on the show 'Behind the Lines' on Action 24, the MEP...

Greece and Norway have strengthened their maritime cooperation and discussed challenges facing the global shipping industry during discussions held at Posidonia 2026.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis is expected to outline a three-priority framework for New Democracy's potential third term, with a summer party campaign following the election of the new secretary Kyranakis.

The Chief of the Lebanese Armed Forces General Staff conducted an official visit to Greece, laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and meeting with the Chief of the Hellenic National Defence General Staff.

The Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir and Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Tõnu Kaljuste, performed music by Arvo Pärt at the 2,000-year-old Odeon of Herodes Atticus in Athens as part of the Athens Epidaurus Festival.

During a meeting between Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Amazon's Panay, it was announced that Kindle and Alexa will soon support the Greek language. Discussions also included potential new investments by Amazon in Greece.

Greek lender Eurobank distributed 1,727,493 common registered voting shares, valued at over €7 million, to its staff on June 15, 2026, as part of its executive remuneration scheme.

The mastermind of Greece's defunct November 17 guerrilla group will return to prison after the country's top court overturned his release from last month.

Greek shipowner George Prokopiou has cautioned Europe against unrealistic shipping and energy policies, emphasizing the global reliance on open seas and affordable energy. He called for greater realism in maritime and environmental regulations.

A document reveals that the European Public Prosecutor’s Office in Brussels was aware of a series of violations by the former Head of Internal Audit of OPEKEPE, Tycheropoulou. Despite this, she was asked to assist in investigations rather than being scrutinized herself.

Temperatures are continuing to rise, reaching up to 35 degrees Celsius in parts of Greece and Cyprus. While some areas will experience rain, the overall trend is towards warmer weather.

Greek residential rents surged 8.66 percent year-on-year, making the country one of Europe's fastest-rising rental markets and exacerbating a housing crisis that impacts affordability for ordinary households.

Greece continues to experience summer-like weather conditions, with temperatures expected to reach up to 35 degrees Celsius in some mainland areas. Occasional afternoon showers are forecast over the mainland, accompanied by stronger northerly winds in the Aegean Sea.

With broad support from the delegates of the 31st Regular Pan-Hellenic Maritime Congress of the Pan-Hellenic Maritime Federation (PNO), he was re-elected as General Secretary for the new five-year term...

A new biopic sheds light on Ioannis Kapodistrias, Greece's founding father, who remains a controversial figure despite building modern Greece. Opinions are divided on whether he was a despot, diplomat, or bureaucrat.

A politician has been banned from entering Greece for three years on grounds of public order and security, following a 'Grey Wolf' greeting in Xanthi.

The Nikolaos Andianakos Foundation has provided significant funding to support a key cultural initiative for the Greek Community in Australia, honoring the legacy of its founder's deep love for his homeland and community.

Recent political discussions in Greece include fresh poll results, PASOK's considerations regarding Notopoulou, rumors surrounding Kasselakis, and the Church's activities in renting out properties, as the country heads into summer.

A 30-year-old foreign national was arrested at a beach in central Greece for allegedly using his smartphone to covertly film women and underage girls, following an alert from one of his victims.

Greece's Rural Development and Food Minister Margaritis Schinas announced a commitment of over 20 billion euros for the agricultural sector over the next six years, aiming for modernization and a strategic position in EU farm policy.

The Pomeranian dog of a 25-year-old Turkish man murdered in Exarchia, Athens, has been transferred to a municipal shelter after remaining by its owner's side post-attack.

Greece is implementing four fast-track interventions to manage traffic congestion on Kifisos. These include signatures for a triple interchange at Skaramagkas by June, a new exit lane from Attiki Odos towards Lamia by late 2026, a 'counter-Kifisos' for heavy vehicles, and coordination with the port of Piraeus.

The Ellinikon megaproject in Athens will achieve its first operational milestone in July with the opening of the initial phase of a 120-million-euro athletic park to the public, marking a shift from construction to operation for Europe's largest urban regeneration scheme.

Greece is expecting temperatures up to 35°C today with clear skies, but the weather pattern is set to change from Wednesday with localized rain, thunderstorms, and stronger northerly winds.

Gunmen invaded a shop in Edo State, Nigeria, and abducted a woman. The incident has raised concerns about security in the area.

Greek theater expert Thanassis Sarantos is scheduled to lead a theater workshop in Tehran. This event highlights cultural exchange initiatives between Greece and Iran.

A new report warns that the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) could collapse, potentially changing Europe's climate ten times faster than anticipated and posing a significant global climate risk.

The establishment of the Eastern Mediterranean Energy Center, signed by Papastavrou in the US, along with the 3+1 meeting and the relaunch of the EMGF, is set to upgrade Greece's role as a pillar of energy security and stability in the region.

A new report indicates that Greek households experienced a significant erosion of wealth between 2021 and 2025 as inflation outpaced returns on traditional bank savings.

A father in Patras, Greece, was tried and acquitted by the Single-Member Misdemeanor Court of the charge of domestic violation of sexual dignity, after his ex-wife reported him for falling asleep next to their 9-year-old daughter.

Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis is in Rhodes today, with officials believing the path to the next elections has begun, focusing on a plan for 2027, Agenda 2030, and the goal of achieving a single-party majority.

Articles highlight current viral fashion trends, specifically focusing on the popular ways to wear gingham and the emergence of red sandals from Massimo Dutti as a stylish and versatile item.

A survey conducted by the YES to Shipping Forum has identified that access to maritime information continues to be a significant challenge within the shipping industry. This highlights a need for improved data accessibility and communication.

Athens has introduced a new digital platform, 'Athens Bus Parking,' designed to allow tourist coach operators to reserve parking spaces in the city center. This initiative aims to ease traffic congestion during the peak tourism season.

An East Med Energy Center has been established, with agreements signed to strengthen the 3+1 energy cooperation scheme. This development is seen as a historic moment for the initiative, aiming to enhance energy collaboration in the Eastern Mediterranean.

A new report identifies the safest countries in the world for 2026, highlighting nations with low violence, strong institutions, and high social trust. The ranking also indicates which country has consistently held the top spot for 19 consecutive years and where Greece stands.

The Hellenic Centre for Defence Innovation (ELKAK) is expected to inject more than 250 million euros into the Greek defence ecosystem in the coming years, aiming to boost the sector.

CPA Kudos Greece presented its strategic vision for the next stage of its development during an event held at its headquarters in Nea Ionia, outlining its dynamic growth trajectory.

The Bank of Korea governor announced that interest rates would be raised 'on time,' indicating an anticipated increase in borrowing costs. This statement suggests a proactive monetary policy response to economic conditions.

Five Greek coastlines have been listed among the top 10 best beaches in Europe for 2026, based on criteria such as water quality, accessibility, activities, natural beauty, and suitability.

Icon Energy is set to acquire a minority stake in a containership investment, which includes a long-term charter. This move represents an investment in the shipping sector for the company.

The first truly hot days of this summer are here, which means that especially during the midday hours, the interior of cars is already turning into an 'oven'. For many...

The Electronic Crime Prosecution officers are setting up online traps, trying to locate individuals who pose as minors and ensnare boys and girls.

The article discusses various Greek developments including political dynamics on Pireos Street, the Urban Planning Authority's issues, PASOK's silence, and the 'marriage' of DEI, Vodafone, and Nova, alongside Greek shipowners' fleet rotation and the ghost of 1979 over Washington.

The Port of Patras is actively participating in discussions regarding the future of ports and shipping, contributing to the ongoing dialogue within the maritime industry.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis has begun his 'marathon' campaign towards the elections, emphasizing the importance of the initial stages and announcing that 50 candidates for the ballots will be revealed soon.

The Greek government is facing renewed criticism regarding its economic policies, which are reportedly causing financial strain in rural areas, and its proposed AI scheme. Public sentiment indicates that a majority of citizens are struggling financially, leading to calls for accountability from the government.

Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis met with his Turkish counterpart Hakan Fidan in Sofia, where Gerapetritis warned against unilateral actions in the Aegean Sea, specifically addressing Turkey's 'Blue Homeland' bill.

Timbercreek Financial has launched a normal course issuer bid to repurchase up to 8.19 million shares, while Eurobank has initiated a share buyback program worth €288 million. Both companies are aiming to repurchase their own shares from the market.

Graikijos pakrančių apsauga per 48 valandas į pietus nuo Kretos ir netoliese esančios Gavdoso salos sulaikė arba išgelbėjo 550 migrantų.

Mortgage rates remained stable in April, but warnings have been issued about impending increases. The European Central Bank (ECB) is anticipated to announce the first in a series of rate rises in the coming days.

The Italian Cultural Institute in Tirana, in collaboration with the Italian Embassy in Pristina, is supporting the 'Mitrovica Guitar Days' festival with a performance by renowned guitarist Carlotta Dalia.

Reports highlight the conditions inside ICE detention facilities, drawing renewed attention to the treatment of migrants. This comes amidst ongoing reactions and concerns regarding migrant structures, including those in Crete.

The Kifissos bypass project is the biggest issue in Athens, and it will be one of the first projects where the institution of model proposals will be applied, stressed the vice-president of the...

Attica Regional Governor Chardalias stated that Attica requires a metropolitan body to effectively manage the significant problems faced by its citizens, urging the government to implement such a solution.

OTE Group Chairman and CEO Kostas Nebis announced that the company will change its commercial brand name from Cosmote Telekom to Telekom.

Greece's independent tax authority has initiated an AI-driven summer enforcement blitz, supported by over 300,000 citizen whistleblowers, to combat tax evasion in the tourism sector.

The article discusses the political maneuvering in Greece ahead of elections, focusing on the strategies of Mitsotakis and his contacts, Tsipras and his favorites, and Nikos's unique approach, alongside broader economic and development topics.