The Center for Liberal Studies (KEFiM) announced on Wednesday that last year’s so-called “Tax Freedom Day,” i.e. the day on which Greek workers stopped working to cover their annual tax and social security obligations to the state and the social security funds, came two days later than previously thought: It arrived on June 27 instead…
Economy and Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis commented on Facebook that Tuesday’s issuance of Greece’s new 10-year bond by the Public Debt Management Agency set new records.
The Cyprus Composite Leading Economic Index (CCLEI) recorded a year-over-year increase of 2% in December.
Aegean Airlines is organizing Open Days for cabin crew in Athens next Wednesday and Thursday, January 21 and 22, at the hall of the Syntagma metro station, as part of its efforts to further expand its cabin crew.
The further steps in implementing the action plan of the Infrastructure & Transport Ministry to upgrade aviation were the focus of successive meetings Minister Christos Dimas held in Brussels on Tuesday.
The decision to purge inactive students from university registries is a largely quiet reform that could ease a significant bureaucratic burden and substantially improve the quality of higher education.
The Greek startup ecosystem has recently raised its expansion speed to spectacular levels.
Olympiakos and AEK crashed out of the Greek Cup on Wednesday, with PAOK and OFI beating them at their home ground in the quarterfinals.
The Independent Power Transmission Operator (ADMIE) announced on Tuesday the start of the Digital Maintenance Center’s operation, noting it will provide real-time monitoring and management of critical equipment and infrastructure of the power transmission system.
Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis on Wednesday condemned Iran’s crackdown on protesters, calling on Tehran to refrain from imposing and executing sentences against demonstrators “who are protesting for freedom.”