Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis reiterated Greece’s position that Hamas is a terrorist organization and that it does not represent the Palestinian people in a telephone conversation on Thursday with the president of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas.
Personal and corporate income taxes and value-added tax are the main contributors to the overperformance of tax revenues against the state budget target.
The famous phrase uttered by the late premier and PASOK leader Andreas Papandreou in 1986 when he expelled then-minister Gerasimos Arsenis from the party after a critical speech the latter gave in Karditsa, has gone down in history: “With his actions, Mr Arsenis has removed himself from the party.”
The Chinese-made electric vehicles that arrive in containers in Piraeus via the car terminal for sale in Europe fully assembled were the main driver of Piraeus Port Authority (OLP) to unprecedented highs in January-September.
Geopolitical concerns and US corporate results weighed on the Greek stock market on Thursday, but the benchmark at Athinon Avenue contained its losses toward the end of the session.
The problem of many people in finding affordable housing has become a pressing issue in almost all the major cities of the West.
Rania Rangou’s (b. 1970) solo exhibition “Oh Yeah,” curated by Christoforos Marinos at the Alma Gallery (galleryalma.com), explores paradoxical realities using layers of paint, collage and other modern media.
An incident of violence occurred on Thursday at the 2nd High School of Moschato in southwestern Athens when a group of about ten people carried out an attack with Molotov cocktails.
Local act Gadjo Dilo was established back in 2009 with the sole purpose of reanimating the jazz manouche (gypsy jazz) musical idiom that the Romani jazz guitarist Jean “Django” Reinhardt first made famous in Paris back in the 1930s.