Trapper run in for weapons
A well-known trap musician was arrested, along with a friend, on Saturday morning in the Athens district of Agios Panteleimonas for the illegal possession of a gun and knives.
Green energy tops power from fossil fuels
Renewable energy sources accounted for 47.1% of Greece’s electricity generation in the first 10 months of the year, surpassing the share of fossil fuels for the first time, according to a report.
Finding a balance on NPLs
The issue of nonperforming loans was used during Greece’s debt crisis for the most irresponsible demagoguery.
Behind the city lights
With image being dominant, everything is visible as long as it remains in the spotlight. It is then withdrawn, for other things to take its place.
Cartoon (03/12/2022)
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Inflation has hurt apparel enterprises
Many small and medium-sized apparel companies are relying on this year’s holiday shopping in order to make up for the lost turnover of previous years and return to pre-pandemic levels.
The art of the salesman
We sometimes snub “normal people,” some of whom are friends, who get involved in politics. “Look at what X is doing to get elected, he even went to a religious procession,” comments the traditional snob of the group. Another is annoyed because a candidate for Parliament is a constant presence on various local television channels…
Declarations of inheritance tax go online
People who inherit immovable or movable assets, such as cash, shares, cars or projects, have the option to submit an initial and amending inheritance tax declaration online through the myProperty platform.
Supermarket chains to push further for expansion, market share
The major supermarket chains will continue their investments aimed at growing without excluding any acquisitions in 2023, Kathimerini understands.
St Paul’s Bazaar | Athens | December 4
St Paul’s Anglican Church is holding its annual Christmas bazaar on Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 4.30 p.m., in the foyer of the Athens War Museum.