11 arrested after clashes in Exarchia district
Eleven people were arrested after clashes between self-styled anarchists and police in Athens’ central Exarchia district in the early hours of Saturday, authorities said.
Slower realty investor inflow
Foreign real estate investments have recorded their first decline since 2015.
Tzitzikostas in Cyprus for meetings and the shipping conference
The European Commissioner for Sustainable Transport and Tourism will pay a visit to Cyprus from Sunday to Monday.
‘Rollin’ Peanut’ tops Amazon humor list, briefly disrupts Kindle platform
A book by a Greek writer known by the pseudonym “Rollin’ Peanut” (Fystiki Pou Kylaei) briefly disrupted Amazon’s Kindle platform over the previous weekend after surging to the top of its category rankings, the author said.
Turkish survey ship sails near Lesvos
A Turkish research vessel left the Aegean port of Izmir late on Friday and was sailing north of the Greek island of Lesvos near the Turkish coast on Saturday, tracking data from marinetraffic.com showed.
Parcel lockers rapidly expanding across Greece
From just 30 locker points in 2021, Greece now has more than 5,300 locations of self-service boxes offering a combined total of around 270,000 lockers.
Bio farming subsidies are canceled
A rash of bogus applications by farmers to receive EU subsidies for biological farming has led the Ministry of Agricultural Development to cancel subsidies for 2024.
PM takes on populism, touts stability
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis warned against the dangers of populism in a speech to the ruling New Democracy party’s youth wing Friday.
Overdue tax debt up €4.5bln in a year
Taxpayers’ overdue debts to the tax authorities have increased by 4.5 billion euros in the space of one year.
Surge in overtime hours recorded so far this year
The labor information platform Ergani has recorded an increase of 1.8 million hours in overtime so far this year, compared to last year, Labor Minister Niki Kerameus told Real FM on Friday.