Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides met with Stefanos Kasselakis, the leader of Greece’s main leftist opposition, on Wednesday. This visit marks Kasselakis’ first trip abroad since his election as the head of the SYRIZA party.
The Greek Police (ELAS) has successfully resolved the case of the murder of six Turks in the town of Artemida (Loutsa) in Eastern Attica on September 11.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, who is also the leader of New Democracy, is continuing his nationwide tour in support of the party’s endorsed candidates for the upcoming local and regional elections.
Approximately 37 tons of olive oil were stolen from an agricultural cooperative in Polygyros, located in Halkidiki, northern Greece, as the liquid soars in price.
The official launch of Kimon, the first of the three defense and intervention frigates (FDIs) ordered by the Hellenic Navy, at the French port of Lorient Wednesday has been welcomed by the Ministry of Defense as a sign that the shipbuilding program by the Naval Group may be completed ahead of schedule.
A provision included in draft legislation tabled by the Health Ministry will allow for the home delivery of high-cost drugs to patients with serious illnesses, a move that will spare them having to queue outside the 35 EOPYY pharmacies nationwide that sell them.
Apart from sports, the closure of the Athens Olympic Stadium (OAKA) due to structural issues with the iconic arched roof has created problems for the concert industry too, with the planned mega-concert of British rock band Coldplay next June thrown into doubt.
Trolley bus employees have announced a work stoppage from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Wednesday.
Greece is a “vital partner” for the United States and the West in the war in Ukraine, especially with regard to the transportation of arms and help via the port in Alexandroupoli, notes former US secretary of state Mike Pompeo in this interview with Kathimerini, stressing that Greece “can also help provide real stability and…
Limiting tax evasion has been the goal of all governments, past and present. In the last few years, however, some positive steps have been made toward this goal in Greece, based on calculations carried out by the European Commission and government estimates.