Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and opposition parties have clashed over former minister Christos Triantopoulos’ decision to waive his parliamentary immunity and request that a parliamentary committee refer him directly for trial regarding his alleged role in the mishandling of the Tempe railway disaster site.
The construction industry is making its grand comeback to Greece’s business scene.
The Beatles Live Tribute Band will perform at Kyttaro (48 Ipirou) on March 28.
Piraeus Bank is seeks to develop an Italian model through the acquisition of Ethniki Insurance.
Tuesday saw increased action at the Greek stock market, with the benchmark continuing its advance.
Hospital workers will stage a 24-hour strike in provincial areas and a work stoppage in Attica from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday, demanding better wages and staffing.
A police raid on properties belonging to the prominent Papadimitriou shipping family in Schoinoussa and Attica uncovered five antiquities and nine religious icons suspected of falling under Greek heritage protection laws.
Cultural institutions and organizations are not public utility companies. The National Gallery, the National Theater, the National Opera must operate transparently, but their work cannot be subject to hierarchical control.
Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou and the deputy minister responsible for energy affairs, Nikos Tsafos, have met in Athens with Israel’s regional cooperation minister, David Amsalem, who was accompanied by representatives from leading Israeli energy and infrastructure companies.