One doesn’t know where to start: A corruption ring was discovered in the urban planning offices of Rhodes; a fuel smuggling ring with a network that exceeded 250 gas stations had tampered with their pumps; a bribery ring existed in the Forensic Medical Service of Thessaloniki.
It has been two months since Spyros Artavanis-Tsakonas resigned from his position as president of the National Council for Research, Technology and Innovation (ESETEK) due to the “absence of a strategy on the part of the Ministry of Development.”
The changes made to the legal status of the country’s museums did not automatically lead to their transformation. These units of Greece’s “heavy industry” of culture move at different speeds.
Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis said Greece does not want a trade war with the United States, at the start of the informal ECOFIN meeting in Warsaw on Saturday.
Athens-listed Dimand Real Estate has concluded the acquisition of two REDS plots under development in Kantza, eastern Attica and in Iraklio, Crete, with considerable commercial prospects in the retail and hospitality sectors.
The Interior Ministry and Google are launching a new seminar series aimed at acquainting public administration employees with the capabilities and challenges of AI.
The ringing of the last school bell on Friday afternoon marked the start of the exodus from Athens for the Greek Orthodox Easter holidays over the weekend.
A Transport Ministry bill aiming to overhaul Greece’s rail system is expected to be debated in a ministerial council on April 28 before advancing to Parliament, Deputy Prime Minister Kostis Hatzidakis said at the 10th Delphi Economic Forum.
Suspected smugglers disembarking migrants from a Turkish fishing boat on the south coast of Lesvos, in the eastern Aegean, fired towards an approaching Coast Guard vessel, Greek authorities said on Saturday.
A Greek naval inquiry has concluded following offensive chants against Turkey during the March 25 military parade by cadets of the Navy’s Non-Commissioned Officers School (SMYN).