Government measures adopted so far to address Greece’s housing crisis have proved ineffective, and in some cases have worsened market distortions, according to a new study by the think tank Dianeosis and the Foundation for Economic and Industrial Research, known as IOBE.
Greece’s foreign minister on Friday reaffirmed in Parliament that extending the country’s territorial waters, including in the Aegean Sea, is an exclusive national right and not subject to negotiation, responding to recent remarks by Turkey’s foreign minister Hakan Fidan.
A 44-year old man was arrested on Saturday for killing a 50-year-old man in a village of western Greece, police said.
Kyriakos Pierrakakis will make his debut as president of the on Monday in Brussels, at a meeting with a packed agenda and decisions on many critical issues, amid major geopolitical and economic challenges for the eurozone.
Thirty-four migrants have been found on a beach in southwestern Crete.
Passengers travelling without a valid ticket on public transport in Athens and Thessaloniki could soon face significantly higher fines, under Transport Ministry plans to tighten penalties for fare evasion.
The Data Protection Authority has warned police that activating a “smart policing” system using portable devices to collect biometric data during identity checks would constitute unlawful data processing.
The implementation of the new plan to transform the Hellenic Post (ELTA) network around the country is evolving into a difficult equation.
A large police operation unfolded Friday morning in Soufli, in the Evros region, with authorities reporting about 20 detentions and arrests, including two military personnel.
This year is emerging as a pivotal one for the future of Greek (and not only Greek) cruising, as indications of a significant slowdown in the number of calls to Greek ports are intensifying.