AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoU.S.-Greece ties under strain: Secretary of State Marco Rubio arrives in Athens for talks on defense, energy and regional security, but his visit sparks large protests in central Athens over fears of deeper U.S. entanglement in Middle East wars. Energy policy shake-up: Greece moves to curb sudden renewable power swings by limiting how fast wind and solar can change output, aiming to protect grid stability as negative-price episodes rise. Industry relief, bigger problem: The government announces another €95m energy-support package for energy-intensive manufacturers, while warning that high electricity costs remain a structural drag. Banking oversight: Greece tightens rules for banks expanding into new activities, requiring prior approval and detailed plans to protect capital, liquidity and risk controls. Housing help at the border: A €10,000 relocation grant platform opens 14 October, alongside renovation and first-home schemes. Local economy spotlight: Bank of Greece governor Stournaras says Attica drives much of Greece’s growth, but housing and infrastructure costs are rising faster than incomes. Culture & heritage: Greece’s push for Parthenon marbles return stays in focus as Rubio frames a “Western renewal” speech near the Acropolis.
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