The Party of Tempoes: Chinese (from Chile) Coming to Greece, Housing Crisis, and Moody’s Predictions

As we await significant transformations, the public discussion around potential political candidacies from tragic parents has begun to emerge. Meanwhile, a Chilean company with strong Chinese ties establishes a subsidiary in Greece, focusing on lithium extraction. Addressing the housing crisis, the Greek government plans to release approximately 8,000 immovable properties into the market. On the global stage, geopolitical tensions persist as President Trump continues his aggressive stance, while Germany grapples with defense spending increases that strain its fiscal policies. In financial markets, the euro strengthens against the dollar, favoring U.S. export dynamics. Greece remains outside Europe’s debt turmoil, bolstered by stable bond offerings and an upcoming Moody’s rating review. Additionally, the privatization of local companies like THEON highlights challenges for the Athens Stock Exchange. Finally, a trilateral meeting involving Greece, Cyprus, and Israel aims to salvage the Great Sea Interconnector project.