Compliance encouraged with tax discounts
Greek taxpayers have been granted a new opportunity to reduce tax penalties by as much as 50%, provided they accept audit findings and settle their debts promptly.
European Parliament condemns Turkey’s removal of opposition mayors
The European Parliament has condemned Turkish legal action against mayors from opposition parties, and called for municipal officials who have been detained in recent weeks to be released, acquitted and reinstated.
Athens cabbie caught drink-driving nearly three times over the limit
Police have arrested an Athens taxi driver for drink driving after he tested almost three times over the legal limit.
Greece building tourism bridges with Japan
Tourism is a bridge that unites Greece with Japan, said Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni.
Greece’s AI strategy
Yannis Mastrogeorgiou, the special secretary of foresight in the Presidency of the Greek government and the coordinator of the National Advisory Committee on Artificial Intelligence, joins Thanos Davelis to discuss the AI Action Summit in Paris and look into Greece’s broader AI strategy.
Inflation edged higher in January, to 2.7%
In tourism-related sectors tthere was a considerable hike, as air travel became 31.6% more expensive, while hotel prices rose by 16.8%.
Flu activity begins to ebb
Greece is experiencing a de-escalation in flu activity, with Covid-19 indicators at very low levels.
Power network considered at risk over Easter
Grid stability appears at an increased risk this Easter, especially the four-day period from Good Friday to Easter Monday.
Divorce worsens housing crisis
Even though the young population is decreasing, the number of households keeps growing.
Companies try to woo talent in cities around Greece
In recent years, mainly technology companies, as well as businesses from other sectors, have engaged in a race to attract new talent.