The fragile state of Greek-Turkish diplomatic talks faces further strain following hardline remarks from Turkish Defense Minister Yasar Guler, who reiterated Ankara’s contentious positions on territorial and maritime disputes.
The tax bill submitted to Parliament on Tuesday provides for a number of significant changes to property taxation among the long list of amendments to legislation, as the government is attempting a tax overhaul that will make taxation more fair and investment more attractive.
A boat carrying an unknown number of migrants from Turkey to Greece floundered on rocks off Samos on Thursday morning, killing four passengers, identified as two children and two women.
A major international crackdown has dismantled one of the largest illegal TV piracy networks in history, impacting over 22 million users globally, including in Greece.
The Municipality of Dodoni in northwestern Greece is appealing to the state authorities to remove a burnt truck packed with potentially hazardous chemicals that has been abandoned in the village of Tyria.
The US Embassy in Athens and its Consular Section, the US Consulate General in Thessaloniki, and all US government offices in Greece will be closed on Thursday, in observance of Thanksgiving Day.
Eurobank has made significant strides in its investment in the Cypriot banking sector, particularly with its ongoing acquisition of Hellenic Bank.
National Economy and Finance Minister Kostis Hatzidakis warned against populism and stressed that the geopolitical conditions require even more fiscal sensibility than before.
Denmark, known for its inventive restaurants and elegant design studios, is about to become known for something more basic: the world’s first belch and manure tax.
The fact that SYRIZA managed to bring an end to its adventures with Stefanos Kasselakis and to democratically elect a decent, if not brilliant, new leader in Sokratis Famellos is good news for Greece’s earthquake-prone political system.