The United States is looking forward to the “continuation of the strong partnership with Greece” in energy cooperation, Geoffrey Pyatt, Assistant Secretary of State for Energy Resources and former ambassador to Greece, has said.
A 30-year-old man working as a physical education instructor at an elementary school in Aspropyrgos, western Attica, has been arrested for sexual harassment.
Greece’s geographic location and mature foreign policy have allowed the country to develop into a crucial military and energy hub.
The governor of the Bank of Greece, Yannis Stournaras, called on the Finance Ministry leadership on Tuesday to re-examine all tax exemptions, stressing that “the country needs revenue.”
Only in cases where someone is hospitalized, unemployed, studying or imprisoned will the presumptive income announced by the government be contested.
The Greek police on Tuesday said it had identified and arrested a 22-year-old Palestinian for raising his country’s flag onto a light post at downtown Athens’ Syntagma Square.
The first time Michael Whelan was warned that robots were coming for his job was in the 1980s.
Minos EMI/Universal is releasing a double CD album in 249 countries of previously unpublished Greek songs recorded by the legendary Nana Mouskouri from the mid-1950s and the early 1960s at the National Radio Foundation.
Ramped-up inspections on businesses across the country are bringing results at the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE), which issued a progress report on Tuesday outlining its performance from the start of the year until October 31.
“What is the greatest threat to the USA today?” a veteran American diplomat was recently asked at an international forum. Everyone expected him to say China, possibly Iran and the destabilization of the Middle East, perhaps even Russia.