Greece Economic and Health Concerns
5 articles from 1 country
Greece is grappling with a cost of living crisis, as 68% of households report difficulty meeting financial obligations due to soaring prices. Separately, four cases of sheep and goat pox were confirmed in the Peloponnese region, leading to the euthanasia of 285 animals.
Greece's Public Liabilities to Private Sector Decrease in June but Rise Annually
- Greece's general government's outstanding liabilities to private entities decreased by 168 million euros in June, totaling 3.55 billion euros. - Despite the monthly decrease, liabilities have increased by 251 million euros since December 2025. - Hospital debts represent the largest portion of overdue liabilities, though they also decreased in June.
Greece expands special maternity leave to include adoptive, surrogate, part-time, and seasonal workers
- Greece is expanding its special maternity leave to cover more categories of beneficiaries, including adoptive and surrogate mothers. - The nine-month leave is paid at the minimum wage by DYPA and ma…
Greece's public debt remains high despite June decrease
- Greece's public debt to suppliers, pensioners, and taxpayers decreased slightly in June 2026 to €2.762 billion, down from €2.999 billion in May. - Despite the monthly improvement, total outstanding …
Greece to Issue €300 Bonus for Low-Pension Recipients; Many Excluded
- Greek pensioners receiving low pensions will receive a €300 bonus payment at the end of November. - Approximately 1.6 million pensioners are eligible for this payment. - However, certain groups, inc…
Teenager Rescued After Falling into Ravine Following Motorcycle Accident in Greece
- A 16-year-old motorcyclist fell into a ravine in Arta, Greece, after a traffic accident. - Firefighters launched a rescue operation to retrieve the teenager. - The 16-year-old was conscious when res…
