Athens taxi drivers set to strike Wednesday
Taxi drivers have announced a 24-hour strike in the wider Athens area for this Wednesday, starting at 6 a.m., the Athens taxi drivers’ union, SATA, has announced.
Farmers’ markets of northern Greece set their sights on attracting tourists
A delegation from the Farmers’ Market Association of Macedonia, Thessaly, and Thrace met with Deputy Minister of Tourism Elena Rapti, to discuss promoting farmers’ markets as a tourist attraction and introducing local products to visitors.
Many professionals and enterprises exempted from presumed income system
Thousands of new professionals and small enterprises that started business in 2022, 2023 or 2024 can avoid the presumed method of calculating taxable income in 2024.
Egypt, Cyprus sign gas export deals, boosting Eastern Mediterranean energy cooperation
Egypt and Cyprus signed agreements on Monday enabling the export of gas from Cyprus’s offshore fields to Egypt for liquefaction and re-export to Europe, as both countries seek to bolster the Eastern Mediterranean’s role as an energy hub.
Europe’s lethargy
Europe had a massive opportunity in 2016. The alarm bells were ringing as loudly as they could and Donald Trump had hidden nothing about his intentions toward Europe during his first term as US president.
Corfu fratricide defendant ordered to remain in detention
A 59-year-old man who confessed to fatally stabbing his older brother, aged 70, at home in the village of Zygos, Corfu several days ago, during an argument, has been ordered to remain in detention following his testimony before the investigating judge.
Tempe surveillance video found in recycle bin, security company employee says
The head of the technical department at Interstar Security, the company responsible for the security and video surveillance of the railway network, stated during his testimony that he found the videos depicting the freight train involved in the Tempe accident in the computer’s recycle bin.
Corpse discovered in Tyrnavos area
Emergency police discovered a corpse in the Tyrnavos area, in the mid-east mainland, early Monday after responding to a call from a witness who claimed to have seen a dead body.
Chevron’s long shot off Crete
US energy giant is targeting a hydrocarbon-rich area with geopolitical complications.
Dilemmas for Europe’s Syrian refugees
A week before crucial German elections, migration is once again the issue rocking the political scene in the European Union’s powerhouse.