The European Union’s top court ruled on Tuesday that Bulgaria must issue an identity document to a child of a Bulgarian woman and her wife despite same-sex marriage not being recognized in the country.
Markets are holding their collective breath ahead of the end-of-year verdicts by the Fed and the European Central Bank, which will more than likely set the stage for the start of 2022.
There is room in the public sphere for former prime ministers. Their opinion is important because it is based on experience.
The Tourism Ministry is introducing new accreditation certificates for various facilities and sites that meet its standards for receiving visitors, with special signs allocated to eligible sites.
After massive participation and a resounding victory for Nikos Androulakis, Movement for Change’s leadership race has come to an end. Now the new president of the center-left coalition has some serious decisions to make in three key areas.
Lamda Development announced that on December 20, just six months after the listed construction company signed the contract for the development of the plot at the old Athens airport, it will open a part of the Elliniko Metropolitan Park to the public.
A new 56km road that will run through the northern part of the Evia which this summer was the scene of biggest wildfire recorded in Greece, “will end the road isolation” of the region and facilitate its reconstruction, the prime minister said on Tuesday.
Three unions have filed an injunction with the Council of State, the country’s highest administrative court, to protest a ministerial decision obliging registration on a national register, on the grounds that it is unconstitutional and contravenes the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Police in Thessaloniki on Tuesday arrested a 56-year-old man on suspicion of the murder of his estranged wife outside a cake shop the day before.
A pair of Turkish jets flew over the central Aegean islets of Kalogeroi on Tuesday, serving as a reminder to Athens of Ankara’s penchant for air space violations, but also of its wider narrative regarding spheres of influence.