Complaints may reopen old tax cases
A complaint of tax evasion can serve as a “supplementary element” that extends the statute of limitations for tax cases from five to 10 years, according to a ruling by the Administrative Court of Thessaloniki.
Man on Donousa fined over €1.7 million for animal cruelty
Α 63-year-old man on the small island of Donousa was fined more than €1.7 million for allegedly torturing animals, authorities said on Tuesday.
Man, 19, charged with revenge porn offenses
A 19-year-old man has been charged with acts of revenge porn and child pornography after allegedly threatening to publish intimate material involving his former 17-year-old girlfriend.
Greece eligible for new help dealing with migration, EU says
Greece, and fellow EU member states Cyprus, Spain and Italy, will be eligible for an EU solidarity pool amid migratory pressure when the EU’s pact on migration and asylum enters into force in mid-2026, the European Commission has said.
Short-term rentals in Plaka declared legal by top court
The Council of State has ruled that Airbnb-style rentals in Athens’ historic Plaka district are not automatically illegal, finding that leasing a property through a digital platform does not in itself turn it into “tourist accommodation.”
At least 20 on board Turkish military plane that crashed on Georgia
Turkish C-130 military cargo plane with at least 20 personnel on board crashed in Georgia on Tuesday after taking off from Azerbaijan but the number of casualties and the cause of the incident were not immediately clear.
Cards in the great game’s deck
Greece and Cyprus are in the thick of several developments in the broader region, as we see from the energy deals which were promoted and the talks that were held in Athens last week.
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Bob Mould | Athens | November 14
Legendary punk rock figure Bob Mould, founding member of Husker Du, will perform live at Gazarte (34 Voutadon) on November 14.
Full operation of safety systems on Athens-Thessaloniki railway by mid-2026, says minister
All safety, automatic braking, and remote control systems on the Athens–Thessaloniki railway will be fully operational by next summer, Deputy Transport Minister Konstantinos Kyranakis announced at the Athens Investment Forum.