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New development law chips away at Greece's Natura 2000 regime
Societyperceived as antithetical to economic development, most often painted as a luxury the crisis-hit country can
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Mood sours as Greece and Turkey head for new round of exploratory talks
PoliticsForeign Policyneighbouring country does not allow MPs the luxury of voting it down.” Analysts note however
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Government cracks down on sun lounger sprawl as public mood towards tourism sours
PoliticsGreek Politicsin the summer to tear down illegal constructions that were closing off access to a beach on the luxury
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Under-fire PM pledges civil defence improvements following summer of destruction
PoliticsGreek Politicsin the future. The PM added that Greece would increase the tax on luxury accommodation, rising from 1
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Government hopes new affordable homes bill can help alleviate housing pressure
PoliticsGreek Politicsinto short-term rentals or luxury units. This has resulted in a shrinking pool of affordable housing
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Labour agreement hailed by government as restoration of pre-crisis rights
PoliticsGreek Politicssocial media posts featuring luxury cars, also raised eyebrows after claiming she had won numerous
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Newsletter 494 - 13/02/2026
items are becoming almost a luxury, with beef prices, for instance, jumping by 25% year‑on‑year
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Unlocking inactive properties: How vacant homes distort Greece's property market
EconomyFeatures), exceeding 800 million euros annually since 2019, are often concentrated in luxury segments
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The Greek economy in 2026: Quantitative recovery meets qualitative stagnation
EconomyMacroeconomy- has now become a luxury, as the story details. Beyond budget execution figures and headline GDP
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Media
No image availableBloomberg TV IMF discusses bailout for Greece 02/02/2017 France 24 Greek debt drama: Is Grexit back... politica di affrontarla” 14/09/2016 Bloomberg TV Bailout Challenges: What's Ahead for Greece... 24/05/2016 Share Radio IMF urges action on Greek debt 12/05/2016 Bloomberg TV Why Greece Still Needs
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