An Athens court has convicted the director of the Ippokrateio Hospital cardiac clinic of accepting a €3,000 “fakelaki,” or bribe, rejecting his claim that the funds were intended for a celebratory dinner with colleagues.
Authorities have launched a secondary investigation into the owner of the Violanta biscuit factory in Trikala following discoveries made during a fire department probe into a lethal explosion on January 26 that killed five workers.
Maria Sferruzza was appointed new CEO of the Natural Gas National System Operator (DESFA), succeeding Maria Rita Galli whose term is coming to an end, an announcement said on Thursday.
Nicosia households could see their taps run dry as the city faces potential water cuts.
Four contracts with Chevron are expected to be signed by February 20, after which they will be ratified by Parliament, and geophysical surveys are set to begin in the second half of 2026, stated Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou, speaking on Friday on Real FM.
A total of 147 companies participating in value-added tax (VAT) scams using fake invoices with a total nominal value of €718,128,098.16 – through which they avoided paying VAT amounting to €143,506,427.39 – were identified by auditors of the Independent Authority for Public Revenue in 2025, AADE announced this week.
It is at an oxymoron, to say the least, to discuss the problem of traffic in Athens when fixed-track public transport presents such a disheartening picture.
Olympiakos has risen to second with a comfortable win at home against Virtus Bologna, while Panathinaikos has slumped to eighth losing at Partizan.
Most of the noon losses at Athinon Avenue were recovered for the benchmark of the market on Friday.
Are the men and women of the Greek Coast Guard worthy in general of the congratulations offered by Migration and Asylum Minister Thanos Plevris? Yes, they are. These young people work in adverse conditions, with the low salaries of uniformed employees, and the inadequate training provided by the Greek state.