What is a fairer taxation scale?
Greece seems to be engaged in a constant discussion about tax rates. Should they be reduced a bit? Should they be raised for wealthier taxpayers? Should we add a middle bracket?
Epidaurus: Ancient theater, villages & beaches
From ancient healing sanctuaries to legendary performances and village tavernas, Epidaurus blends history, culture, and seaside charm into timeless Greece.
Thessaloniki Metro out of service due to technical glitch
Metro service in Thessaloniki was temporarily suspended on Sunday morning following an unspecified technical glitch in the system.
PM unveils tax breaks amid cost of living crisis
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Saturday announced generous income tax breaks to boost households with children, part of a tax reform worth 1.6 billion euros ($1.87 billion).
Drawing in wealthier tourists
The average foreign traveler visiting Greece now comes from a higher income group than in previous years.
School pupils targeted for media literacy training
The Education Ministry will launch a pilot media literacy program in the coming school year at 30 middle and high schools to help students identify online misinformation.
Areas with million-euro homes
Parts of the Athenian Riviera and the northern suburbs of Attica, as well as tourism destinations that attract a significant percentage of high-income people, stand out among the areas in Greece with the largest concentration of luxury homes sold at prices exceeding 1 million euros.
What a ruling to fix Google’s search monopoly means for the company
Google Search is considered to be the technology industry’s greatest business. It allows Alphabet, Google’s parent company, to generate more profit than any other US company, including Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia and Berkshire Hathaway.
Unnecessary exaggerations
The less said, the better is a very good principle to follow when it comes to matters of foreign policy.
Toward sustainable higher education
University faculty, along with POSDEP, their highest union body, strongly emphasize the impact that the operation of the four non-state universities will have on the quality of higher education in Greece – and they all speak of negative consequences.