Official: Autonomous Driving in Europe Begins
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Official: Autonomous Driving in Europe Begins

Tesla officially received approval for the Full Self-Driving system (FSD) supervised in the Netherlands, the first European country to open its way to autonomous driving technology. Disposal to customers begins in the next few days through software update. The system is based on cameras and neural network, allowing the vehicle to move almost autonomously with the driver's active participation. Tesla has collected data from 16 billion kilometres and argues that FSD reduces the probability of collision to seven times. The extension to other European countries, including Greece, depends on local approvals.

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EPKA: Early May 2026 pensions – When will payments begin
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EPKA: Early May 2026 pensions – When will payments begin

EPKA announced that May 2026 pensions would be paid earlier than originally planned. Pensioners of the Funds (OAEE, OGA, EBRD) and beneficiaries of principal and auxiliary pensions in the private sector will be paid on Friday, April 24, while pensioners of the Funds (IKA-ETAM, banks, PPC, OTE) and the State on Monday, April 27. The amounts will be credited to the accounts from the afternoon of the previous day, speeding up the initial proposal providing for payments on 27 and 29 April.

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Fall in defence shares due to hopes for peace in Ukraine
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Fall in defence shares due to hopes for peace in Ukraine

European defence shares recorded a sharp drop of up to 7%, following statements by Kirillo Budanov, a senior adviser to Ukrainian President Volontimir Zelenski, that a peace agreement with Russia can be reached soon. Shares such as Rheinmetall, Hensoldt and Leonardo, which had been ejected 500% since February 2022, retreated significantly. Instead, construction companies and cement companies were strengthened over 5% due to expectations of post-war reconstruction. Analysts point out that the market questions whether governments will continue high defence spending, even though participants remain cautious about the outcome of the talks.

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Brave haircut for one in two red loans, what will change with the new platform coming in autumn
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Brave haircut for one in two red loans, what will change with the new platform coming in autumn

Debt management companies (servicers) cut one in two red loans, trying to address the problem of private debt corresponding to a GDP (EUR 245 billion). Non-performing loans amount to 73.9 billion euros, with 68 billion being managed by servicers. The haircut reaches up to 74% in consumers, 45% in housing and 62% in small business loans. The government is promoting a new digital platform for non-performing loans to operate from autumn, creating transparency in the secondary market worth 80 billion euros.

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