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Where is tourism headed this year: Germans and Britons stick with Greece, but the real question is how much they’re spending…

French visitors lower, Americans lead in spending—up to €18,000 per person – Data on arrivals and forecasts per tourism region across the country

What Greeks think about the real estate market: 6 in 10 have up to €150,000 to spend (Charts)

Views on housing loans, rent subsidy, and the impact of the “My Home 2” program

The Commission accepted Mitsotakis’ proposal – The energy task force from South-Eastern Europe starts

Focus on security of supply, electricity price inequalities and interconnections - First pan-European plenary in September

European stock markets are up despite the escalation between Israel and Iran

The conflict, so far, does not appear to be expanding more widely and investors assume that Iran will not threaten to close the Strait of Hormuz

Middle East: Escalating tensions spark fears of an energy shock – Alarm in the EU & Athens

Visible risk of "ignition" of the global energy market, 40% rise in today's prices on the energy exchange - Greece asks for measures from the Commission to put a brake on a new price rally

The flow of mortgage lending opens again – What properties buyers chose in 2024

Approvals in 2024 remain high, exceeding €1.8 billion

International markets in the red after the Israeli attack on Iran – Prices for energy and gold jump

European stock exchanges are making losses, after the strong fall earlier in Asia - 7% gain for Brent, rise for gas

Monaco has been blacklisted by the EU for money laundering alongside countries such as Syria and Myanmar

The EU added Venezuela to the list, but removed the UAE and Gibraltar - Once again Russia is absent - The whole list

Pierrakakis: Property transfers unblocked for those in debt settlement

No rent refund for those who don't pay rent electronically – Incentives to open up closed properties

“I’m getting good reports” says Trump on second round of US-China trade talks in London

"We are doing well with China. China is not easy," Trump said - Representatives of the two sides will meet again today in the British capital

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