A new GPO survey suggests that a potential new party led by Maria Karystianou – president of the association representing the families of victims of the 2023 Tempe rail disaster – would draw most of its support from Greece’s protest and anti-establishment parties, leaving the ruling New Democracy party and the main opposition PASOK largely…
EU ambassadors gave provisional approval on Friday to the signing of the bloc’s largest ever free trade accord with South American group Mercosur, over 25 years since negotiations began and after months of wrangling to secure key member states’ backing, according to three EU diplomats and sources.
Farmers across Greece continued their protests Friday, with some roadblocks easing while others remained in place ahead of a scheduled meeting between Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and a farmers’ delegation next Tuesday at the Maximos Mansion.
Northern Greece supermarket chain Masoutis announced Friday that it has signed a preliminary agreement to acquire 100% of rival grocery chain Kritikos. The deal will be submitted to the Hellenic Competition Commission for approval.
Over 50 Rethymno residents are accused of receiving subsidies worth thousands by falsely declaring they were cultivating land or using pastures.
System of arbitrary calculation of incomes based on assets to ease burden on individuals.
An Athens court ordered state-owned power grid operator DEDDIE pay hundreds of thousands of euros in compensation for a 2019 helicopter crash that killed three people near Poros, according to a November ruling obtained by Kathimerini.
Sure, some of the demands being made by Greece’s protesting farmers are “outside the European framework,” as Deputy Prime Minister Kostis Hatzidakis recently commented.
Turkey has condemned a vandalism incident at a Muslim minority school – currently closed – in the Rhodope regional unit, calling on Greek authorities to investigate the case while pledging to monitor the rights of what it describes as the “Turkish” minority.