Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said Greece’s partnership with France is “one of the closest we have, across a wide range of areas,” during a meeting with French Armed Forces Minister Catherine Vautrin at the Maximos Mansion, the official Athens residence of Greece’s prime ministers.
Athens police banned gatherings in the city center ahead of the 30th anniversary of the Imia crisis – the 1996 standoff between Greece and Turkey over the uninhabited rocky islets of Imia in the Aegean Sea.
Monday’s post on X by Maria Karystianou about Greek-Turkish relations and the upcoming meeting between Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan suggests that she is gradually moving into the “deep waters” of politics.
What turbulent days those were. First came the military threats, the attempts at extortion through new tariffs, the insults and humiliations.
A new European Union value-added tax scheme for small businesses has gone live on the myAADE digital portal, allowing Greek companies to expand into other EU markets with fewer administrative requirements, the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) said.
Greek businesses with annual turnover above €1 million will face fines if they fail to declare their electronic invoicing provider by February 12, the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) said.
Aegean Airlines, through its subsidiary Olympic Air, has acquired a 45% stake in Apella, a Greek aircraft and aviation equipment maintenance company, strengthening the group’s presence in the aircraft maintenance sector.
IOBE echoes call from the Bank of Greece for the 1,236 taxation discounts to be revised.
The Health Ministry approved 108 residency positions for doctors who specialized in general practice and internal medicine in 2025, addressing critical staffing shortages in hospitals nationwide.