AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEnergy and Diplomacy: French contractor Nexans has sought permits to resume seabed surveys for the Greece–Cyprus power cable, a project opposed by Turkey. At the EU summit, Greece joined calls to delay new carbon charges and give governments more room to ease energy costs. Public Health: Greece has recorded 445 West Nile virus cases and 46 deaths this season, among Europe’s highest totals, as infections reach record levels across the continent. Severe Weather: Deadly flooding and storms have battered Greek islands, with one man killed on Rhodes; forecasters warn of further unsettled conditions. Household Pressures: Polling shows 63% of Greeks want a change of government, with high prices a major source of frustration. The government has raised the winter heating allowance by 30%. Homeowner Protections: Greece’s top administrative court ruled tax authorities must investigate other assets before seizing a debtor’s primary residence, giving homeowners grounds to challenge auctions but not banning them outright.
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