The government has published ministerial decisions detailing how authorities will enforce new measures aimed at curbing profiteering in the market, including fines of up to €5 million and monitoring of 63 categories of essential goods.
The Greek stock market is these days proving to be a battlefield between optimistic and pessimistic investors.
Cyprus could begin producing natural gas for export as early as 2028, Energy Minister Michael Damianos said, potentially strengthening Europe’s push to diversify its energy sources as the Middle East conflict tightens focus on supply.
At a municipal senior center in Irakleio in Attica, nearly 100 residents, most over 65, gathered as police explained how to avoid phone and online scams increasingly targeting older people.
A motorcycle policeman was arrested Friday for alleged dangerous driving that led to a collision in central Athens with another motorcyclist who was fatally injured.
A country’s future is forged in its secondary schools, and in Greece we have reason to worry.
Bureaucracy remains a mountain to climb in real estate transfers. Despite efforts in recent years to reduce the time required, this has not been possible.
The main suspect in the fatal stabbing of a 20-year-old man in Kalamaria, Thessaloniki, has turned himself in to police.
Authorities in northern Greece have broken three rings that swindled vulnerable people out of large sums of cash and valuables using a common but effective phone scam, police said Friday.
A prosecutor on the southern island of Crete on Friday brought espionage charges against a retired Polish man suspected of photographing a major naval base there and forwarding the material to an associate in Poland.