A leading Jewish community group said Wednesday that a Greek regional authority has decided to stop a journalist delivering a scheduled keynote speech at a Holocaust commemoration event next week, and expressed “deep disappointment” at the move.
During a meeting of the cabinet on Monday, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis asked Interior Minister Theodoros Livanios to immediately launch cross-party consultations aimed at securing the support of 200 members of Parliament – as mandated by the Constitution – for extending the right of Greeks living abroad to vote by mail-in national elections.
The Environment Ministry has ordered the company behind a canceled hotel development project at a seaside Aegean Sea beauty spot to fill in the excavations left behind by interrupted construction work within one month.
Companies operating in the domestic income property market are called upon to devise alternative strategies, due to its shallowness.
The Danes are worried – and rightly so. There’s little room for complacency given US President Donald Trump’s stance.
The Greek stock market is going from strength to strength and from record to record.
Last Wednesday’s flooding highlighted the state’s failure to advance stream-control projects on the slopes of Mount Ymittos (Hymettus) and the recurring dispute over responsibilities and funding within local government, according to studies cited after the storm.
Near-live monitoring of transactions and commercial vehicle movements, to contain evasion.
With future developments in Iran and Greenland in focus, and the geopolitical risk posed by the future moves of the United States, Greek-American former US Air Force intelligence officer Dr Jake Sotiriadis examines the scenarios on US President Donald Trump’s table.
The owner and two managers of a biscuit factory in Trikala where an explosion killed five workers were freed from police custody Wednesday after appearing before a prosecutor.