AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAthens Blast: Three men have been arrested over the Plaka explosion that killed six people. Investigators suspect copper theft and have linked the suspects to nearly 80 cases. Aegean Tensions: Greece called the Turkey-Libya maritime agreement illegal, while Greek jets intercepted armed Turkish F-16s east of Rhodes. Economic Outlook: European gas prices have climbed 42% in a month, threatening Greek energy bills and recovery. Unemployment fell to 7.6% in September, though a sharp rise in working retirees complicates the picture. Business and Jobs: Bread Factory is seeking the release of frozen accounts, saying it has no links to the Horiatiko probe and warning about 1,000 jobs. Ports and Ferries: Piraeus dockworkers joined international protests against arms shipments, while a separate seafarers’ strike disrupted ferry services over pay, safety and working conditions. Tourism: Greece is on course for record 2026 tourism revenue of €25 billion despite regional turmoil. Athens Culture: Mouria, a century-old Exarchia café and meeting place for generations of artists and activists, is closing Sunday after its lease expired.
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