The Competition Commission has turned its attention to a meeting the development minister had on October 5 with the representatives of four supermarket chains and their agreement on the “household basket,” a selection of basic goods offered at fixed prices.
Police in northern Greece arrested 14 people, including seven police officers, on Monday on suspicion of involvement in a criminal group that sold bogus papers to foreign nationals to enter and remain in the country illegally.
In the latest incident involving the sexual abuse of a minor, police arrested a 54-year-old man accused of raping his 14-year-old daughter.
Turkey is ruled by an authoritarian leader who follows in the footsteps of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Authoritarian regimes always try to make up for their failure to modernize and democratize their country by pursuing a policy of territorial expansion, provocation and conflict.
As a record year for tourism comes to a close, local communities are considering whether their infrastructure will be able to withstand another such test.
The Greek stock market extended its upward trajectory on Tuesday, with banks playing the leading role this time after largely sitting out Monday’s growth spurt.
“Bare life” is not just a term of the French and Italian philosophers Michel Foucault and Giorgio Agamben. It is not an intellectual creation, useful exclusively in the field of theory.
The work of an investigative magistrate, especially in sensitive cases, must always remain secret. This is what the law demands.
European Union lawmakers refused on Tuesday to endorse the way the EU’s border and coast guard agency used its 2020 budget, over concerns about serious misconduct by staff and human rights concerns involving Frontex’s work.
The European Commission is set to propose another set of emergency measures on Tuesday to tackle high energy prices, but draft proposals suggest they will not include an immediate cap on gas prices as EU countries remain split over the idea.