Pierrakakis on Katseli Law loans

The government is “intervening and solving problems, not allowing them to fester, not letting injustices be perpetuated and distortions become entrenched,” Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis said in Parliament on Wednesday, during the debate on the draft bill that includes an amendment relating to Katseli Law loans. Source link

Bilateral relations with Luxembourg constantly growing.

On the occasion of the National Day of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, and the official birthday of their new Head of State, His Royal Highness Grand Duke Guillaum, the Luxembourgian Ambassador in Athens hosted a reception on June 23, 2026. Source link

Restarting the revision

The revision of Greece’s Constitution began with some very lofty ambitions – and a long list of the articles that would be put up for review. It has already taken a back seat, however. Source link

Police say ring that cheated power providers had 101 subscribers

Police in northern Greece said Wednesday they have broken a gang that had found ways of hacking, or otherwise tampering with, domestic and industrial electricity meters to show much lower readings and sold their services to about 100 people, costing power companies millions of euros. Source link

The energy paradox

Greece produces 17GW of power from renewable energy sources (RES) but only has a capacity for 220MW in battery storage. Source link

Three new Athens EPPO staff aopointed

A senior panel of Supreme Court judges on Wednesday selected the three new members of the Athens branch of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office. Source link