The KINAL factor
The pandemic has narrowed the gap between the private and political, and this is reflected, in a way, in public opinion polls.
Bulgarian finance minister ‘pretty confident’ of adopting euro in 2024
Bulgaria’s new centrist government is determined to bring the Balkan country into the eurozone in 2024, Finance Minister Assen Vassilev told Reuters in an interview on Friday.
Essential digitization
The amount of red tape and bother that people are subjected to in order to simply transfer a real estate asset does not reflect the image of the “digital state” we want Greece to be.
Cartoon by Ilias Makris (22/01/2022)
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Greece planning T-bill auction on Wednesday
The Public Debt Management Agency announced on Friday that it will auction 26-week treasury bills on Wednesday.
Cyprus lawmakers pass bill protecting whistleblowers
Cypriot lawmakers passed a bill on whistleblowing safeguards last week after years of delays and pressure from the European Union.
Municipality unwilling to pay for school vandalism
Following reports of extensive damage caused to school facilities and equipment during a student sit-in at a public high school in the northern Athens suburb of Neo Psychiko, local authorities Friday said that the cost of repairs would be deducted from the annual municipal funds earmarked for the school in question.
The last mile and other over-optimistic proclamations
For the uninitiated, a mile is a unit measuring distance and is equal to 1,609 meters. It is used in Britain and a few other countries instead of the kilometer.
TAP certificate weighing down property transactions
Frustration continues to grow among thousands of property owners over the requirement that they must be issued a so-called TAP certificate, which proves they do not owe property tax to the local municipality before they can complete a real estate transaction.
Greece registers another 73 deaths from Covid-19
Greek authorities announced 18,333 new cases of coronavirus and 73 fatalities in the past 24 hours Saturday.