Digital dossiers coming for civil servants
A new personnel management system is on the way for public employees, whereby each worker will have a comprehensive digital record from hiring to retirement.
Erodgan criticizes ‘imperialist game’ in Cyprus, reiterates two-state solution
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said that Cyprus is being held ransom to “an imperialist game” in the eastern Mediterranean and reiterated Ankara’s support for a two-state solution to the island’s division.
Greece faces EU deadline to submit farm subsidy plan
Greece must submit a new action plan to the European Commission by Tuesday, detailing how agricultural subsidies will be distributed. Commission approval is required for the payment of basic aid to farmers in 2025.
2026 road tax notices released; payment due by Dec 31
Road tax notifications for the 2026 tax year have been issued, the Independent Public Revenue Authority (AADE) said.
Police fire tear gas outside Thessaloniki court ahead of soccer fan murder trial
Police fired tear gas to disperse clashes outside the Thessaloniki courthouse early on Monday, shortly before the start of the appeal trial over the murder of 19-year-old soccer fan Alkis Kampanos in 2022.
How Crete became a hub for European space innovation
Satellites and space technology may seem far away from us, but it is much closer than we think and inside everything we do. .
Karystianou denies reports she is launching political party
Maria Karystianou, president of the Tempe Victims Association, which represents the families of the 57 people killed in the 2023 train crash, has dismissed reports that she is founding a new political party as “fake news.”
Grief and fear in Vorizia after deadly family feud
Dramatic scenes unfolded on Sunday afternoon in Vorizia, near Crete’s capital Iraklio, as the body of 39-year-old Fanouris Kargakis – one of the victims of a bloody feud between rival families – arrived in the mountain village at the foot of Mount Psiloritis.
Vandals darken capital’s streets
Vandals have increasingly targeted Athens’ streetlights, leaving major streets in darkness and raising safety concerns, city officials said.
New US envoy to Greece welcomed at Athens music night
The new US ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle, marked the start of her diplomatic posting with a music night in downtown Athens on Sunday, hosted by Greek pop star Konstantinos Argiros.