Category: Economic Affairs
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2026 Is Likely the ‘Last Chance’ for a Real Turnaround in Debt Reduction
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Greece’s debt-to-GDP ratio is falling, but 2026 may be the last chance for real progress before Recovery Fund support ends and repayments begin.
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2026 Likely the Last Chance for Real Debt Reduction in Greece
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2026 may be Greece’s final opportunity to reduce public debt meaningfully before Recovery Fund support ends and hidden liabilities emerge.
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The Two Major Challenges Facing Mr. Pierrakakis as Eurogroup President
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Greece’s Pierrakakis faces major EU challenges with Russia’s frozen assets and China trade tensions as new Eurogroup president.
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Recovery Fund Money and Some Jokes About Greece’s Digital Public Sector Modernization
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While Greece advances in digital public services, systemic flaws in agencies like EFKA reveal a gap between progress and reality.
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Central Banks Raise Their Hands and Surrender to the ‘Warlords’?
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Central banks are no longer guiding economies but reacting to data, revealing deep divisions and growing irrelevance in global monetary policy.
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How Much Will the Loss of Recovery Fund Resources Cost?
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Greece risks losing billions from the EU Recovery Fund due to delays and poor planning just one year before its 2026 deadline.