T-bills auction on July 29
Greece’s Public Debt Management Agency announced on Friday that on July 29, it will auction 13-week Treasury bills, in book entry form, in the amount of €400 million. The bills will mature on October 30. Source link
Vote on Birds vs European Culture Icons – Greek City Times
The European Central Bank has released a shortlist of ten designs for the first complete redesign of euro banknotes since 2002. Europeans can now vote on the final look of the new euro notes, choosing between two clear themes: European birds and rivers, or iconic figures from European culture. Christine Lagarde, President of the European …
Many live below the poverty line
I hear various ministers casually mocking the findings of polls that show that 60% of Greeks have expressed their disappointment with their financial situation – some even saying they cannot save a single euro or that they cannot make ends meet. Source link
Greek Orthodox Church Commemorates Dormition of Agia Anna – Greek City Times
The Orthodox Church commemorates the passing of Agia Anna on 25th of July. Agia Anna, the mother of the Theotokos (Panagia), was the wife of St. Joachim and the daughter of Mattham, a Levi priest. Anna and Joachim were married and childless for about 50 years. This saddened them, and they vowed that should the …
Athens airport lounge ranked world’s second favorite
The Athens International Airport lounge is found to be second best among more than 70 lounges around the world, a new survey by Capital on Tap has shown. Source link
Ratings Agency Upgrades Rating for Greek Public Power Corporation
Global ratings agency Fitch Ratings has upgraded the credit rating of Public Power Corporation (PPC) to BB from BB-, assigning the company a stable outlook. Fitch said the upgrade reflects expectations that PPC’s accelerated expansion into renewable energy through 2030 will strengthen its business profile by increasing geographic diversification, improving supply integration and reducing its …
Hellenic Post’s road map for growth, digital transformation
The Hellenic Post (ELTA) management team, led by CEO Michalis Mavropoulos, on Friday presented to the company’s employees the strategic priorities of ELTA’s new development plan. Source link
Greece Approves Operating Licenses to Seven International Universities
Greece has approved seven new licences for the establishment and operation of non-state universities, allowing them to begin offering higher education programmes from the 2026–27 academic year. The Ministry of Education, Religious Affairs and Sports announced that the approved parent institutions are Georgetown University, Iowa State University of Science and Technology, Roger Williams University, European …
Cartoon (25/07/2026)
Cartoon (25/07/2026) Source link
Beyond pay: Fixing the ESY
Salaries for staff in Greece’s public healthcare system may still lag behind those in other European countries, but they have improved. Source link