Fuel companies liable for their gas stations
The tax administration has issued instructions to the customs control mechanism on the measures and fines in cases of fuel smuggling.
Preserving traditional music on Kea
Folk musicians perform on the island of Kea.
‘Entrepreneurship is not a sin’
A nun makes her way to the milking pen at the Monastery of St John the Frontrunner nestled at 1,080 meters on Mount Ossa (also known as Kissavos) in Anatoli, near Larissa in central Greece.
Turkey local election: Erdogan battles key rival
Turks began voting on Sunday in municipal elections focused on President Tayyip Erdogan’s bid to reclaim control of Istanbul from rival Ekrem Imamoglu, who aims to reassert the opposition as a political force after bitter election defeats last year.
Driver trapped in flames after crash, hospitalized in serious condition
A traffic accident in the suburban Attica town of Nea Filadelfeia early Sunday morning left the driver of a passenger vehicle hospitalized in serious condition, according to state broadcaster ERT.
TAIPED signs Egnatia Odos concession deal
The agreement for the concession of Egnatia Odos between the Greek state and the Asset Development Fund (TAIPED), as well as the company Nea Egnatia Odos and the original shareholders, GEK Terna and Egis Projects was signed on Friday, according to TAIPED.
Important decade for Greek debt
The European Commission considers the period between 2025 and 2034 to be high-risk and critical for the sustainability of the Greek debt.
Shipyard worker dies in accident
A 40-year-old worker died Saturday afternoon at Chalkis Shipyards in the city of Halkida, north of Ahens, when hit by a part of a ship’s shell door that broke off.
Greek to raise €625 million in T-bills this week
Greece is planning to auction 13-Week T-Bills, in book entry form, with maturity on July 5.
Large-scale theft
The decision to make gas retailers responsible for outlets caught selling adulterated fuel is a good start in the effort to crack down on these rackets.