Pollsters claim they did detect the trends that led to New Democracy’s triumph over Syriza in Sunday’s elections, but avoided publishing the results because of the “severe criticism” they were subjected to by main opposition Syriza.
With New Democracy set to comfortably win an outright majority in the second election, which will probably take place on June 25, a relentless political battle has already begun for the dominance of the center-left of the political spectrum.
The pandemic and the energy crisis that burdened the previous four years did not help to deal with chronic wounds of the economy, on the contrary, they restored – even if temporarily – the deficits in the budget and in the balance of payments.
The new cycle of subsidies for tourism investments has begun, only this time it excludes business plans on Mykonos and Santorini.
Greece posted a 5.2-billion-euro decrease in the current and capital account deficit in the first quarter of 2023 compared to the first quarter of 2022, a development related to the significant growth in the balance of secondary incomes, i.e. increased collection of European funds, but also to the reduction of the trade deficit (improvement of…
Three Cypriot companies are included in the new list of sanctions imposed by the US.
The Greek housing market is showing a deficit of over 10,000 residences, according to realty professionals, as a result of which supply is unable to meet demand for both the purchase and rental of quality properties.
Restrictions in road traffic in central Athens will come into effect for nearly four months as of May 23 to facilitate the construction of the future Alexandras’ metro station, police on Monday.
Athens decries extension of mayor’s detention{TITLA} The extension of the detention of Fredi Beleri, the recently elected ethnic Greece mayor of Himara in Albania, “is contrary to the common sense of justice and the European concept of the rule of law,” the Greek Foreign Ministry underlined in a statement on Monday.
Two men were arrested for impersonating Public Power Corporation workers to enter the home of a woman in Nea Moudania, northern Greece and stole jewelry and money worth a total 10,000 euros.