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Greece: Economic package, wage increases, and social reforms

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Latest: OPEKA announces emergency A21 Child Allowance payment

Greece is advancing several social welfare and economic reforms. Minister of Labour Marinos Moutsouttas announced a forthcoming pension reform bill aimed at increasing fairness and sustainability. This follows a signific

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Greek ND governance, reforms & strategic goals through 2031

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Latest: Greece extends mandatory bank transfer requirement for rents

The Mitsotakis administration continues its reform agenda, focusing on fiscal enforcement and digitalization. The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) is intensifying audits to prevent the statute of limitatio

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Greek labor initiatives and employment subsidies

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Latest: Greece expands resettlement program with 10,000 euro incentives

The Greek Public Employment Service (DYPA) continues to implement various labor initiatives, including the evaluation of a pilot unemployment benefit program serving 15,000 individuals and the Just Transition Plan to cre

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Greek social security debt crisis and restructuring

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Latest: KEAO social security debt reaches 52.43 billion euros in Greece

Greece is facing a significant social security debt crisis, with liabilities to e-EFKA and KEAO reaching a record 52.42 billion euros as of the second quarter of 2026. This total includes 30.3 billion euros in principal

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Eurozone economic performance and inflation trends 2026

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Latest: Basque economy maintains growth streak as Spain outperforms major Eurozone powers

In Q2 2026, the Eurozone economy grew by 0.6% compared to the first quarter, following a period of stagnation. Growth rates varied significantly by member state. Ireland recorded an explosive 10.2% quarterly GDP increase