Greek Minister of Labor Niki Kerameus announced that pensions for January will see a 2.4% increase, effective until December 23, 2024. The government will implement four favorable measures, including a reduction in social security contributions and an emergency financial aid…
At the World Climate Conference, representatives from island nations and least developed countries walked out of negotiations, emphasizing dissatisfaction with the proposed financial aid. Reports indicate ongoing discussions, despite the walkout, as different draft texts are circulated. A central point…
The UN Climate Conference in Azerbaijan is extending negotiations due to intense disputes over financial aid for developing nations. A proposal to mobilize $250 billion annually by 2035 was met with criticism, with advocates calling it insufficient for the significant…
The Municipality of Tinos is providing emergency financial assistance to help residents belonging to vulnerable social groups meet unexpected financial demands during the holiday season. Eligibility criteria include residency in Tinos and an annual income not exceeding €6,000, with additional…
The climate summit in Baku, Azerbaijan is set to focus on securing substantial financial commitments from wealthy nations to support developing countries facing climate change impacts. With experts suggesting a target of up to $1 trillion, the discussions will revolve…
French Agriculture Minister Annie Genevard announced new financial support measures for farmers in distress during a visit to Aude. The government is negotiating short-term loans at reduced rates between 1.5% and 2% to help those facing immediate challenges. Additionally, long-term…
