Due to the continued large participation in the application process for the Social Tourism Programme for Workers and Unemployed persons from 2026–2027 of the Public Employment Service (PSI) and taking into account increased demand, with a view to ensuring universal access to the platform and the best service possible for all stakeholders, it is decided to extend the deadline for submission of applications up to [...]
The constant rise in prices at stations, directly linked to geopolitical developments — Iran war, uncertainty in the Straits of Hormuz — has played a decisive role in the outbreak of the phenomenon. When gasoline costs too much, some choose to steal it. How they now steal fuel Modern cars are designed in a way that makes [...]
# Catalonia and the Netherlands: Alternative models to address the housing crisis
The housing crisis hits Europe with increased prices and fixed wages. In Greece the problem is exacerbated by the lack of new buildings and short term leases. In Catalonia an alternative model emerges: public-private partnership for economic, low-emission housing. The Cohabitac network manages 5,000 affordable homes, such as Adela Barquín with a rent of 500 euros versus an average of 1,193 euros in Barcelona. In the Netherlands, 30% of dwellings are social, with a unitary system controlling rents and state benefits for low-paid people.
Aktor Group CEO Alexander Exarch, at the Delphi Economic Forum highlighted the crucial role of the Vertical Energy Corridor from Alexandroupoli to Bulgaria, Romania, Moldova and Ukraine. Germany reacts strongly as it loses its position as Europe's main energy hub. Berlin, which since the 1970s depended on Russian gas, has invested billions in LNG terminals. The new runway makes Greece an entry portal for an American LNG to Central Europe, reducing its German influence and revenues from transit fees.
