Hellenic Dairies acquires Dodoni, vows to support Epirus farmers
Hellenic Dairies SA announced the completion of the buyout of the Dodoni dairy company.
Turkish committee to visit PKK leader Ocalan in prison as part of peace initiative
A Turkish parliamentary committee set up to oversee a new peace initiative with Kurdish militants has voted in favor of a controversial step to meet with the militant group’s leader, Abdullah Ocalan, in prison, state media reported.
Man sentenced to 12 years for deadly Imathia car crash
A 31-year-old man is being taken to prison after receiving a 12-year sentence for the death of a 20-year-old in a traffic accident that occurred in early January 2022 in the Imathia region.
Historic buildings on life support
The19th neoclassical Tsokris Mansion in Argos in disrepair. The Greek state bears responsibility for preserving historic buildings, the Council of State recently ruled, ordering either owners to restore endangered structures or the government to intervene.
Government to disburse financial aid to pensioners on November 28
A one-off financial aid of 250 euros is expected to be credited to the bank accounts of 1.2 million pensioners next Friday.
From eurozone’s scapegoat to a European success story
It’s been only 15 years since Olli Rehn, then EU commissioner, wished “kalo kouragio” (bon courage) to debt-stricken Greeks and the foreign press declared that “the party is over” – back when Greece was a pariah state that some wanted to push out of the eurozone.
Stournaras slams ‘vile conspiracy’ in Novartis case
Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras told an Athens misdemeanor court he had been the target of a “vulgar attack” and a “carelessly staged conspiracy,” testifying in the appeal trial of two former protected witnesses in the Novartis case.
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Heavy rain triggers 367 fire department calls in Corfu and Epirus
Firefighters received 367 calls from early morning until 4:30 p.m. Friday as heavy rainfall impacted Corfu and the Epirus region.
Inquiry panels and theatrics
The political system has almost confessed that the parliamentary inquiry committees are more like political theater, rather than proper investigative procedures that lead to the constitutionally prescribed results.