Owner and safety manager of biscuit factory arrested after deadly explosion
Police in Trikala have arrested the owner and safety manager of the Violanta biscuit factory, where five workers were killed in an explosion and fire early Monday.
Eldorado Gold sees encouraging new finds in Halkidiki mines
Canada-based Eldorado Gold says it has made encouraging new discoveries of gold, copper and silver in its mines at Olympias and Stratoni in the Halkidiki peninsula of northern Greece.
Magnitude 4.7 quake shakes Zakynthos, no damage or injuries reported
An earthquake with preliminary magnitude 4.7 has shaken the Ionian Sea island of Zakynthos, authorities said Tuesday, but no damage or injuries were reported.
More than 1 in 3 enterprises audited did not comply with tax regulations
Tax audits carried out last year revealed significant pockets of tax evasion and delinquency in business activity throughout the country.
Gold rush for sovereigns
Price rally made transactions soar last year as Greeks typically invest billions in coins.
President expresses condolences over fans’ deaths in Romania
President Konstantinos Tassoulas has led tributes to the families of the seven PAOK victims killed in a traffic accident in Romania on Tuesday.
The regime has never been weaker – but its collapse is not automatic
In interview with Kathimerini, Ali Safavi of the National Council of Resistance rejects any role for the shah’s son in a post-theocratic Iran.
Sporting world in mourning following Romanian tragedy
The Greek sporting world has been plunged into mourning following the road tragedy in Romania that claimed the lives of seven PAOK supporters.
Top administrative court suspends hotel expansion on island of Milos
Greece’s top administrative court on Tuesday said it has ordered the temporary suspension of work on a controversial project to expand a hotel complex on the island of Milos in the Cyclades, following complaints about alleged licensing irregularities.