‘Appodixi’ whistleblowers not getting paid
According to the latest figures from AADE, 230,180 citizens have downloaded the Appodixi app.
A modern retelling of Oedipus and a retrospective
Marisha Triantafyllidou and Argyris Xafis star in “Music,” an award-winning film by Angela Schanelec, whose work is the subject of a retrospective at the Greek Film Archive, on December 7-12.
Waiting for Erdogan
As the Greek government is getting ready to host Turkey’s president and a number of his ministers in Athens on Thursday, it looks to the immediate future of bilateral relations with a sense of reserved optimism.
Senior EU official warns of ‘huge’ security risk in Europe over Christmas as Israel-Hamas war rages
Europe faces a “huge risk of terrorist attacks” over the Christmas holiday period due to the fallout from the war between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas, the European Union’s home affairs commissioner warned Tuesday.
Temporary measures extended
The Ministry of National Economy and Finance put a bill up for public consultation on Friday that provides for the extension of various measures aimed at alleviating the effects of price hikes and inflation.
Man, 71, arrested for shooting ex-wife dead
Police have arrested a 71-year-old man on the island of Salamina on suspicion that he shot dead his 43-year-old ex-wife with a hunting rifle in her mother’s home.
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Two remanded in bogus prescriptions fraud case
Two people have been remanded in custody after appearing before an investigating magistrate to answer charges of defrauding the National Organization for the Provision of Health Services (EOPYY) of over €500,000 through the issuing of fake prescriptions.
New Left makes itself known to parliamentary speaker
A statement officially announcing the foundation of New Left has been delivered to Parliamentary Speaker Konstantinos Tassoulas by the head of the new party’s parliamentary group, Alexis Charitsis.
British Museum loan to Acropolis Museum coincides with dispute over demand to return Parthenon Marbles
The Acropolis Museum launched an exhibition Tuesday that includes a renowned ancient Greek water jug from 420 BC on loan from the British Museum. The exhibit comes during a dispute over Greek demands for the return of the Parthenon Sculptures from the British Museum.