Police officials believe associates within an organized crime group ordered the killing of 42-year-old Giannis Lalas in early November, citing his “autonomy” and financial disputes with the gang’s leadership as motives.
The “expanded and strong” – according to Athens and Nicosia – exploratory investment interest from the US, Israel and the Gulf could see the Greece-Cyprus power interconnection (GSI) implemented after all.
Greece’s economy will continue to grow at a rate of 2.1% of GDP in 2025, 2.2% in 2026 and 1.7% in 2027, according to the European Commission’s fall economic forecasts issued on Monday.
The provisional state budget execution data showed on Monday a surplus of 3.087 billion euros for the January-October 2025 period, compared to the target for a surplus of €212 million included for the same period in the introductory report of the 2025 budget and a surplus of €6.116 billion in the corresponding period of 2024.
Driven in part by frustrations with the medical system, more and more Americans are seeking advice from artificial intelligence.
Kathimerini’s Third Reimagine Tourism conference is opening on Tuesday in Athens.
By decision of Alternate Minister of National Economy and Finance Nikos Papathanasis, the grant for the construction of a high-pressure natural gas pipeline to Western Macedonia was included in the “Environment and Climate Change” Program of the NSRF 2021-2027, with a total cost of 188,341,603.94 euros and a total state expenditure of €84,311,895.
The government is planning to create a unified ministry for higher education, research and innovation, aiming to streamline funding, coordination and evaluation across the country’s fragmented research landscape.
Families with aging parents living alone in Greece describe a pattern of exploitation by caregivers who target elders whose children reside abroad.
The means of combating tax evasion have been modernized. Audits are automated and the system of collecting public revenues has changed fundamentally since the country’s bankruptcy.