Bus driver hospitalized after early-morning attack
A bus driver in Athens was violently assaulted early Tuesday morning after an alleged road-rage incident sparked by a missed turn signal.
Guilty verdict in case of murdered surveyor
An Athens court has found two men guilty of murdering 54-year-old surveyor Panagiotis Stathis in the suburb of Neo Psychiko in July 2024.
Supreme Court prosecutor orders intervention in offenses linked to farmers’ protests
Supreme Court prosecutor Konstantinos Tzavellas has instructed prosecutors to intervene in cases where offenses that the law requires authorities to prosecute ex officio – that is, automatically, even without a complaint from a victim – are committed during the farmers’ protests across the country.
Checks in EYP were inadequate, former watchdog chief says at wiretapping trial
The inspections conducted by Greece’s independent privacy watchdog ADAE in the headquarters of the country’s intelligence agency EYP during its investigation into a sprawling wiretapping scandal targeting government ministers and journalists were inadequate, the body’s former head, Christos Rammos, told court on Tuesday.
Is Turkey closer to F-35s and seeing CAATSA sanctions lifted?
This weekend we heard Hakan Fidan say he believes Ankara and Washington will find a way to remove CAATSA sanctions “very soon”.
Government offers pension, debt relief to victims of twin disasters
The government will grant a pension of 1,700 euros per month and offer other tax relief to the victims and relatives of the 2017 floods in western Attica and the 2018 wildfires in Mati, the Finance Ministry announced Tuesday.
Iraklio airport resumes flights after farmers end protest
Flights to and from Iraklio Airport on the Greek island of Crete resumed early on Tuesday, aviation officials said, after farmers who had been blocking the terminal ended a protest.
The main sources of tax arrears
Value-added tax and personal income tax remain the two sources of problems for the tax administration, as they account for the majority of unpaid tax liabilities.
Former convict arrested after weapons are found in his car
Police in Athens say they have arrested a man they believe may have been planning a murder, after they found automatic rifles in a car he had stolen.
Widespread perceptions of corruption persist in Greece
More than eight in 10 Greeks – 83% – believe corruption exists in Greece to a very large or fairly large extent, while nearly four in 10 say they became aware of at least one corrupt incident in the past 12 months, according to a nationwide survey conducted by Palmos Analysis for the National Transparency…