PPC, Nova and competition
Speculation about a potential takeover of Nova by the Public Power Corporation flared up last week.
The Washington conference on Greece and Cyprus
The role of Greece and Cyprus in the Eastern Mediterranean and their cooperation with the US in promoting a number of common interests, and dealing with common threats, was highlighted during this year’s annual conference in Washington.
Turkey’s Fidan says Dendias preventing Athens from improving ties with Ankara
Turkey’s foreign minister has accused Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias of adopting hawkish policies that trip up any efforts from Athens to improve relations with Ankara.
Man held over scam that cost vulnerable people thousands of euros
Police in northern Greece said Tuesday they have arrested a man suspected of involvement in at least four scams targeting vulnerable people who lost thousands of euros to fraudsters claiming that their victims’ close relatives were in urgent need of money due to a health emergency.
Greece forms committee to maintain Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias and Culture Minister Lina Mendoni signed a joint decision on Tuesday to establish a committee for the maintenance of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the ministries announced.
AADE’s four new weapons
The tax administration is entering a new era of tax audits, where data is cross-checked in real time and transactions are monitored at the moment they are made.
Five sizzling dishes for a smoky Tsiknopempti
Tsiknopempti or Smoky Thursday, is the last big Greek Orthodox meat feast before the start of Lent, and is a movable celebration that arrives on February 12 this year.
Please place your bottle in the machine
Major changes in recycling are coming to Greece in 2026. The country is set to roll out a new system for returning plastic bottles and metal cans in exchange for a refund.
Air Force colonel remanded over alleged espionage for China
A 54-year-old Hellenic Air Force colonel was remanded in custody on Tuesday over allegations of leaking classified military information to China, following an eight-and-a-half-hour interrogation by a military prosecutor at the Athens Air Court.
Mitsotakis says sheep pox on the wane, can be eradicated by Easter
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis urged livestock farmers Tuesday to redouble efforts against the spread of sheep and goat pox, voicing hope that the epidemic is on the wane and can be eradicated over the next two months.