Mitsotakis to attend Winter Olympics opening ceremony in Milan
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will travel to Italy Friday to attend the opening ceremony of the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan’s San Siro stadium.
Driver missing near Komotini after trying to ford river
Authorities in the northeastern region of Komotini have launched a search for a car driver reported missing after trying to negotiate a low-water road crossing following heavy rain.
Online systems hamper bogus invoices
More than 850 businesses involved in issuing and receiving fictitious invoices were identified by the tax authorities.
Authorities seize evidence in Violanta explosion investigation
Authorities on Thursday raided the home and office of Violanta owner Konstantinos Tziortziotis, as part of the ongoing investigation into the deadly explosion at the cookie factory in Trikala that killed five workers on January 26.
The last shift
Night work (from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.) is paid with a 25% premium on the statutory hourly wage. If it falls on a Sunday or a public holiday, that premium rises to 75%.
ATHEX: Supreme Court decision sends banks lower
The bourse benchmark came off Wednesday’s 16-year highs to lose more than 40 points on Thursday.
Serviceman held on suspicion of using encrypted software to leak secrets to China
A member of Greece’s Armed Forces arrested Thursday morning on suspicion of leaking classified intelligence to “third parties” is believed to have used encrypted software to transmit sensitive information to China, according to emerging reports.
Europe’s time is now – or never again
The world we knew is not coming back. For decades, Europe lived with comforting certainties. That era is over.
Ombudsman urges impartial, extensive Coast Guard probe into Chios migrant deaths
Greece’s Ombudsman’s office on Thursday urged the Coast Guard to conduct an “impartial and extensive” investigation into the death of 15 migrants in a collision between a Coast Guard vessel and a small inflatable boat off Chios this week.
Kos biotechnology fund invests in sector consultancy Epikast
Kos Biotechnology Partners, a global life sciences investment firm, has made its first investment, to Epikast, a US-Greek consultancy advising pharmaceuticals and other biomedical companies on expanding market access.