AADE to publish list of tax debtors on Monday
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) will publish on Monday a list of major debtors who owe more than €150,000 and have failed to settle their debts.
Hard-to-follow tax changes
Compliance with legislation and every regulation is particularly costly for smaller companies.
Wildfire in Nafpaktos nearly contained, says deputy governor
The wildfire that broke out early this morning near Nafpaktos, in western Greece, has been almost brought under control, according to statements made to Kathimerini by the deputy regional governor of Aetolia-Acarnania.
Temperatures to drop across Greece on Sunday
Temperatures will drop across Greece on Sunday, following the recent heatwave, with cloudy skies and scattered local showers expected in some areas.
Athens responds to Ankara’s claims over Turkey–Libya maritime deal
Greek diplomatic sources responded to comments by the Turkish Foreign Ministry, which criticized Greece and the Republic of Cyprus over their stance on the Turkey–Libya maritime zone memorandum.
Current account deficit warning
Greece needs to expand its productive base, as well as strengthen its competitiveness, as highlighted by the data on the current account deficit, which widened by 5.1% in January-April, Eurobank points out in its weekly economic bulletin.
Mineral authority to host annual conference
The Hellenic Authority of Geological and Mineral Research (EAGME) is holding its annual conference, titled “Surveying our National Underground Wealth,” on Thursday and Frida.
Mideast conflict imperils a tiny waterway vital to the world economy
Every day, roughly one-fifth of the world’s oil supply squeezes through a narrow waterway on Iran’s southern border, destined for countries like China, South Korea and even the United States.
Between wars: How Greeks see Ukraine, Gaza, and the world
As the international political landscape grows more complex and the Euro-Atlantic security architecture comes under mounting strain, Greeks appear to favor neutrality and moderation in how their country engages with global conflicts.
Man dies of hemorrhagic fever after tick bite
Greek health authorities were on alert following the death of a 72-year-old livestock farmer from Elassona, central Greece, on Saturday, who contracted hemorrhagic fever after he was bitten by an infected tick.