A group of high-school students in Soufli, northern Greece, have made a short documentary about last summer’s catastrophic fires in Dadia Forest, an important Natura-protected habit in the region of Evros, in northeastern Greece, examining its impact.
The search for the driver of the car that was swept away last Monday night by rushing waters of a torrent in Plutochori, Ilia in the Peloponnese remains unsuccessful.
Police are investigating an attack with a homemade explosive device made of gas canisters at the premises of an Israeli shipping company located in the center of Piraeus early Wednesday morning.
A significant increase has been recorded in residence permits for British and Israeli investors through the Golden Visa program.
Greeks displayed a significant improvement in tax compliance last year, partly thanks to the increase in electronic payments that are immediately recorded by the state, leading to tax revenues outperforming in 2023.
The new chief of the General Staff, Dimitris Houpis (right), took the baton from outgoing General Konstantinos Floros (center) in a handover ceremony on Tuesday morning on the premises of the Hellenic Army Academy (Evelpidon), in the presence of Defense Minister Nikos Dendias (left).
Development Minister Kostas Skrekas on Tuesday spoke of the government’s new measures against high prices
An architect-engineer was sentenced to 14 years in prison by a three-member court of criminal appeal in Thessaloniki, which found him guilty of being a protagonist in a scam involving house loans through the former Agricultural Bank.
Nonperforming loans in the Cypriot banking system remained essentially unchanged at 2 billion euros in October 2023.
Greece’s Defense Minister Nikos Dendias recently outlined a new approach for how the Greek armed forces will be run, calling it “the armed forces of 2030.”