The Finance Ministry has ruled out any reductions to value-added tax rates on commodities, but it is expanding the measure of furloughs in accordance with the extension of restrictions against the pandemic that the government confirmed on Wednesday.
It may not be reflected in sales, but print media is still the oxygen of a pluralistic democracy.
Work on the ETYFA Flagship project, which will supply clean natural gas to Vassilikos Power Station in Cyprus, is continuing unabated despite the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Greek stock market may have racked up another day of gains for its benchmark on Thursday, but it has clearly lost some of the momentum that has been powering it recently.
The Agricultural Development and Food Ministry said on Wednesday it had posted online the strategic plan it submitted to the European Commission on the new Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) 2023-2027 on December 30.
An Athens juvenile prosecutor on Thursday ordered a preliminary investigation into allegations that a physiotherapist hit and kicked a child in a centre for children with autism after a video of the incident surfaced.
Vital events of Greeks abroad such as births, marriages and deaths can now be registered by consulates directly to Greece’s civil registration system, cutting through red tape that once took months to complete, the Foreign and Digital Governance ministries announced on Thursday.
Kostas Vaxevanis, a journalist and the publisher of Documento, has been accused of involvement in the Novartis case and summoned to appear before a Supreme Court special court investigator.
Greek health authorities announced 20,409 new coronavirus cases and 80 deaths on Thursday. The daily briefing by the National Organization for Public Health (EODY) also stated that there are currently 664 intubated patients across Greece.