Britain and Cyprus pledged on Tuesday to fight illicit Russian cash flows during a visit by UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, in an endorsement of the pro-west tilt the Mediterranean island has taken since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Austria is dropping its veto on Romania and Bulgaria becoming full members of Europe’s Schengen free-travel area, its interior ministry said on Monday, paving the way for European Union interior ministers to approve the move at a meeting on Thursday.
An illegally acquired hoard of antiquities, including objects from the Geometric (1100-750 BC) to the Hellenistic (up to 31 BC) periods and 3,247 coins, has been discovered in the basement of a commercial property in central Athens, the Culture Ministry has announced.
The UEFA European Football Championship that took place in July this year was the biggest trending topic on Google in Greece for 2024, followed by the country’s numerous wildfires, data showed on Tuesday.
A groundbreaking Center of Excellence for Innovative Infectious Disease Diagnostics (DxHub) will open on January 1, at the Foundation for Research and Technology – Hellas (FORTH) for the benefit of public health and pandemic readiness across Europe.
The leadership of the Greek Armed Forces Health Service and the managers of two military hospitals were removed from their positions on Tuesday, following a meeting of the Council of Chiefs of General Staff (SAGE) to discuss an overhaul of the military’s health facilities.
The government is considering a 30% increase in the Single Property Tax (ENFIA) on real estate owned by banks.
Authorities in the northern region of Halkidiki have seized 1 million euros in cash and arrested 21 people in a corruption crackdown targeting urban planning offices.
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Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Tuesday appointed Michael Arghyrou as the head of his economic affairs office, following the resignation of his chief economic advisor Alexis Patelis the day before.