Acceleration of reforms to mark second four-year term, says Greek PM
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis reported on Sunday that he will restart publishing weekly reports, a habit he started last winter.
Woman attacked with syringe in Kessariani
A woman was attacked on Friday night in Kessariani, Athens when a stranger stuck a syringe needle in her leg.
Regulator concerned over Intrakat’s takeover of Aktor
The Hellenic Competition Commission has expressed its concern over the acquisition of construction company Aktor by Intrakat, saying that it would investigate the deal and announce its decision in roughly three months.
Dangerous weather phenomena across Greece starting Monday
The National Meteorological Service (EMY) warned of a significant drop in temperature, thunderstorms, hail, and strong winds across Greece starting this Monday until Wednesday.
Wargaming confirms decision to sell Hellenic Bank stake
Wargaming has announced its decision to sell its remaining stake of 6.8% (28,023,767 shares) in Hellenic Bank to Eurobank.
Evros fire enters 16th day, fire more manageable
On the 16th day of the wildfires in Evros, the primary wildfire front was located south of the village of Soufli, between Leukimis and Provatonas, according to fire department spokesperson, Ioanni Artopios.
Turnout key as SYRIZA set to pick new leader
SYRIZA is holding its leadership contest Sunday, following the party’s drubbing in a double national election earlier this year.
Greek, Turkish FMs to set agenda for leaders’ talks
Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis will travel to Ankara Tuesday to meet his Turkish counterpart Hakan Fidan.
Church wary over new IDs
The Church of Greece has said it will issue an opinion on the new identity cards this week.
‘We are livestock for data farms’
We are monitored by applications, even when we are not monitored by services.