Land usage bill passes on government votes
An Environment and Energy Ministry bill on land use and Green Fund resources passed in Parliament’s plenary session on Thursday evening, solely on ruling New Democracy votes.
Case of rapist in Exarchia exposes authorities’ failings
The case of the 23-year-old Syrian national who was arrested earlier this week for repeated attacks against women, including a 13-year-old girl, in the center of Athens has highlighted gaping omissions by law enforcement and judicial authorities.
Three arrested in Diavata settlement raid
Τhree people were arrested in a police operation on Friday at the Roma settlement of Agia Sofia in the area of Diavata, in Thessaloniki.
Why cold symptoms are worse at night
It’s cold and flu season. That means you’re very likely surrounded by a symphony of coughs and sniffling noses – if you’re not actively coughing yourself.
Cyprus starts rent-to-own initiative
As of December 4, the Cypriot government, in collaboration with the Cyprus Asset Management Company (KEDIPES), will start accepting applications for a rent-to-own scheme.
Japanese vote of confidence in Greece
The Japanese information technology service and consulting company NTT Data inaugurated its offices in Greece on Wednesday.
Greens and Reds score 17-point home victories in Europe
The Greens and the Reds recorded almost identical 17-point home wins for the Euroleague.
Two arrested in Thessaloniki over illegal botox
Police in northern Greece have unraveled a ring involved in the illegal trafficking of unauthorized preparations of OnabotulinumtoxinA (Botox) and illegal medical procedures.
An international conference on the future of Greece
Komvos – Networks of Global Hellenism will host its first conference on Saturday, titled “Greece and the International Perspective – Proposals for Action,” which will bring together leading figures to discuss the future of the country.
Banks must pay their dues
Banks were kept afloat during the financial meltdown with public money – with taxpayers’ money. This is what needed to be done, because without banks, the country wouldn’t have an economy to speak of.