The map of bases
The location of Greece’s military bases has long stopped serving the purposes of the country’s defense.
Electricity theft costs consumers €500 million annually
The rising phenomenon of electricity theft in Greece is costing law-abiding consumers more than €500 million annually.
Absurd shenanigans at SYRIZA
Following the election of passer-by Stefanos Kasselakis to the leadership of SYRIZA last year, we should no longer be surprised by anything that goes on in the main opposition party.
‘Tekmiria’ court defeat highlights need for change in the system
A court has annulled the tax imposed on a taxpayer based on the income presumption based on his assets (“tekmiria”).
Over 230,000 companies closed in 10 years
More than 230,000 businesses have closed in the last decade, at a rate returning to high levels after the 2020-2021 period.
Poll finds ND’s lead over PASOK narrows to 7.5 points
A new opinion poll has found that the ruling New Democracy’s lead over socialist PASOK is now down to a single digit, with SYRIZA ranking fifth.
At UN climate talks, nations big and small get chance to bear witness to climate change
More than two dozen world leaders are delivering remarks at the United Nations’ annual climate conference Wednesday, with many hard-hit nations detailing their nations’ firsthand experience with the catastrophic weather that has come with climate change.
Secret service declassifies Cyprus 1974 reports
The National Intelligence Service (EYP) has announced that it has declassified some archival material on the Greek junta-inspired coup in Cyprus and the subsequent Turkish invasion 50 years ago.
Home heating subsidy platform opens
Citizens can now apply for a heating allowance for the 2024-25 period as the relevant e-platform has opened for applications on www.aade.gr/mythermansi.
Cyprus mulls natgas licensing round as demands remains robust
Cyprus is considering a new licensing round for offshore natural gas exploration as demand remains strong despite global attempts to move away from fossil fuels, its energy minister said.