Cheese makers on Lesvos began collecting milk from dairy farmers on Friday, following assurances from the Rural Development and Food Ministry that the port of Mytilini will open for the shipment of mature cheese products to markets throughout Greece and abroad.
Violations in fuel pricing were identified during inspections by the Independent Authority for Market Control and Consumer Protection, and fines totaling €54,000 will be imposed on nine fuel stations.
Rural Development and Food Minister Margaritis Schinas outlined the three top priorities he has set since taking office, during a discussion Delphi Economic Forum ΧΙ on Friday.
Greece’s first floating boat test festival opens Friday at Porto Rafti Marina, offering prospective buyers the chance to take more than 30 vessels out on open water.
If someone had said 10 years ago that an international organization such as the International Monetary Fund would praise Greece for the effectiveness and independence of its tax authority, it would have sounded like a joke.
There are two ways to view Hungary’s recent elections.
With the leaders of the US, Russia and China all “against” it, Europe is presented with a “unique moment” in which it needs to “gain confidence” so as to be respected by others, French President Emmanuel Macron has told an Athens audience in a discussion on Europe.
PPC’s stock was the main focus of the last bourse session at Athinon Avenue this week.
Greece’s Maria Prevolaraki claimed the silver medal in the 53 kg category at the European Wrestling Championships, held in Tirana, after a narrow 2-1 defeat to Ukraine’s Maria Yefremova in the final.
The way the government is being put to the rack by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office, and all the reaction that this is provoking, resembles the government’s own efforts to impose order on Greece through measures against tax evasion, completion of the land register, charting of forest land, and so on.