Discrepancy between GDP, stated income
The recovery of pre-crisis levels in Greek GDP terms may now be within sight, but that is not the case for incomes declared to the tax office.
Recognizable or competent?
In the recent regional elections, we witnessed the victory of TV personalities, athletes, and artists in the public’s preferences. This may be indicative of the prevailing trend and the increasing dominance of superficial PR campaigns over genuine substance.
Greece serving as hub between two wars
After the outbreak of war in the Middle East, Greece is practically the only reliable partner of the US in a region that is in constant turmoil.
Protesters march to Israeli Embassy
Thousands of demonstrators _ estimates say about 15,000 _ gathered in central Athens Sunday afternoon and marched to the Israeli Embassy.
Flood-stricken farmers demonstrate with tractors in Karditsa
The Palamas Agricultural Association and other agricultural associations of the Karditsa area in Thessaly organized a demonstration with tractors on Sunday at noon.
Kasselakis visits Alexandria in Imathia, promises ELGA will remain in the public sector
Visiting the city of Alexandria in Imathia on Sunday, main opposition SYRIZA leader Stefanos Kasselakis promised farmers that he would support them and that the Hellenic Agricultural Insurance Organisation (ELGA) would remain in the public sector.
Minor quakes rattle the Corinthian Gulf
A 3.9 magnitude earthquake occurred at 12.59 p.m. on Sunday in the Corinthian Gulf, with an epicenter 13 km north-northeast of Xylokastro, at a focal depth of 14.2 km.
16 year old girl injured in violent incident between rioters and police in Athens
Violent incidents took place on Saturday night between police and unidentified individuals in the Athenian neighborhoods of Neo Heraklion and Exarchia.
Woman injured by coast guard helicopter flight
A woman was injured by a Coast Guard helicopter flight on Saturday in Prieria, Central Macedonia.
Seven out of ten self-employed people declare incomes lower than 780 euros per month
The regulations included in the tax bill that will be presented next Tuesday to the cabinet by Greek Finance Minister Kostis Hatzidakis will be aimed at the portion of freelancers who systematically show extremely low incomes, passing the burden on to other consistent taxpayers.