Greece’s short-term rental sector continues its robust growth in 2025
In April 2025, Greece recorded 1,008,000 short-term rental beds, a 72,000 increase from 936,000 in April 2024. The first quarter also showed consistent growth
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Greece Remains Tops EU Defense Spender at 3.08% of GDP
Greece Remains Tops EU Defense Spender at 3.08% of GDP
A new European Parliamentary Research Service report shows that EU Member States collectively raised their defense spending from €218 billion in 2021 to €326 billion in 2024 — a 30% increase in real terms. But Greece, long accustomed to maintaining high defense outlays, stands out not just for meeting the 2% benchmark, but for consistently exceeding it — even during the depths of its financial crisis.
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The United Nations Security Council will convene under the presidency of Kyriakos Mitsotakis
The United Nations Security Council will convene under the presidency of Kyriakos Mitsotakis
Titled “Strengthening Maritime Security through International Cooperation for Global Stability,” the debate will bring together global leaders and experts for a strategic exchange of views on tackling the rising threats facing the world’s seas.
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Greece Ranks 19th Globally in Water Scarcity Risk, Reports Reveal
Greece Ranks 19th Globally in Water Scarcity Risk, Reports Reveal
The findings, unveiled by the Athens-Macedonian News Agency, highlight severe challenges driven by tourism, agriculture, and aging infrastructure.
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Airbnb Bookings Surge Ahead of Summer: Greece Shines in European Travel Boom
Airbnb Bookings Surge Ahead of Summer: Greece Shines in European Travel Boom
The figures signal a strong travel demand across Europe, with Greece leading the pack among top markets.
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One in Three Greeks Failed to Pay Electricity Bills in 2024
One in Three Greeks Failed to Pay Electricity Bills in 2024
The report revealed that the aggregate sum of these arrears amounted to €3.2 billion in 2024 from 2,593,285 electricity meters, meaning 32 percent of consumers—roughly one in three—have failed to pay their electricity providers.
