Parliament committee to investigate fatal rail crash
The Parliament has approved the setup of an investigative committee that will examine the fatal railway crash of February 28, 2023, that killed 57 near the Vale of Tempe, in central Greece.
Greece fines local branches of J&J, Colgate-Palmolive for alleged breaching of profit cap
Greek authorities on Wednesday announced fines totaling 1.67 million euros ($1.81 million) on the local branches of two US-based health care and consumer products giants for alleged breaches of a profit cap imposed amid Greece’s cost-of-living crisis.
Greeks improve their standing in the Euroleague
Panathinaikos and Olympiakos are gradually improving their position on the Euroleague table.
Protesters clash with officers over shooting of teen
Riots erupted on Mesogeion Avenue on Wednesday during a protest by a group of Roma over the shooting of a 17-year-old boy in Viotia, central Greece, by police.
This is not 2015
The SYRIZA government was an accident of history. A farce.
The quest for peace
Peace is omnipresent in the UN Charter. Yet, notwithstanding UN principles and purposes, the reality is much different.
Digital and more reliable
People have experienced the benefit from the digitization of state services in their daily lives.
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Taxation boost for construction
The tax bill that was submitted to public consultation on Tuesday renders permanent the tax deduction for real estate renovations.
ATHEX: Stocks edge even higher amid caution
Athinon Avenue recorded a third successive day of gains on Wednesday, on the back of Tuesday’s major rise.