A Finance Ministry bill likely to reach Parliament by the end of May will allow holders of encroached property for more than 40 years to buy it from the state and obtain legal title deeds.
The war in Ukraine may have slashed Greek growth estimates from 4.5-5.5% to 3-3.5% for this year, with the significant increase in the cost of Greece’s borrowing raising concerns rating agencies will refrain from upgrading the country
A fire has broken out in the Laconia region of the southern Peloponnese on Tuesday, specifically near the village of Varvitsa.
Greece announced its return to international capital markets on Tuesday and mandated six banks to run a reissue process for a 7-year bond maturing in April 2027.
Greek health authorities announced 4,727 new reported cases of Covid-19 and 41 virus-related deaths during their daily briefing on Tuesday. The National Organization for Public Health (EODY) also stated that 267 patients have been intubated and are being treated in Intensive Care Units.
The city of Athens is home to a secret world, bristling on the slopes, in the clearings and in the hollows.
The program has been announced and tickets are now on sale for many of the shows that make up the exciting roster of this year’s Athens & Epidaurus Festival, the biggest event on Greece’s cultural calendar.
Israel’s Econergy Renewable Energy has partnered with Greece’s Terna Energy to develop 460 megawatts (MW) of solar plants in Greece, it said on Monday.
A man was injured in Igoumenitsa in the early hours of Tuesday morning when a car driven by a 39-year-old woman collided with a motorcycle.
Anarchists and student groups gathered outside the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki to protest the presence of riot police called in to protect work to transform a section of the building into a library.