Even if we lived in a fishbowl, the turbulence in our political scene would be important. New Democracy finally rid itself of a former prime minister who was continually seeking attention by playing the popular roles of embittered messiah and compulsive Cassandra.
The tax exemptions provided by the state to households and businesses have reached 18.8 billion euros, an amount corresponding to 28.2% of total tax revenue.
Former Prime Minister Kostas Karamanlis has ruled out running for the presidency of Greece, following a proposal by former PM Antonis Samaras.
Blue chips at the Greek stock market offset the pressure on banks and overturned the early losses.
Olympiakos has risen to second in the Euroleague through its home win over Baskonia on Thursday.
Anogeia in Crete has been named one of the world’s best 55 tourism villages for 2024 by UN Tourism. The village was praised for its commitment to innovation, sustainability, and its impact on society, economy and the environment.
Two Greek Australian women have secured prominent positions in councils in the Melbourne metropolitan area following recent elections, marking a significant milestone for the diaspora in the view of the Neos Kosmos newspaper.
NATO’s newly appointed Secretary General, Mark Rutte, will visit Athens next Tuesday for a meeting with the Greek Prime Minister and government officials.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis addressed the European People’s Party Youth Conference on Friday, emphasizing the government’s commitment to creating jobs for young people.
A 55-year-old police officer who underwent surgery at Thessaloniki General Military Hospital in December 2022 for acute appendicitis only to be informed a year later that a biopsy had shown he had cancer has filed a lawsuit against hospital doctors and others involved in the case.