Defense Minister Nikos Dendias will attend the annual military parade in Thessaloniki on Tuesday for “Ochi Day,” marking Greece’s opposition on October 28, 1940 to an Italian ultimatum and its entry into World War II.
The political system, and the voters, still await the newcomer(s) that are supposed to stir things up. Former prime minister Alexis Tsipras is the most likely to go ahead and create a new party.
The arrest of 37 persons suspected of obtaining European Union farm subsidies with fraudulent means is by to no means the last one.
Greek startups excel in agritechnology progress, offering advanced solutions to farmers.
Two major reforms dating to the bailout period are expected to be put on hold once again.
At a time when Europe is facing complex geopolitical and economic challenges, the Hellenic-Swedish Chamber, in collaboration with the Embassy of Sweden, is organizing the 10th Business Forum Greece-Sweden.
Fraud in credit transfers dropped by 55% in terms of numbers and 51% in terms of value, according to data contained in the Bank of Greece’s (BoG) Financial Stability Review released last week.
On the left of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, as you look at the supine hoplite, the names “Pindus, Morova, Korytsa…” have been engraved.
A 70-year-old woman is fighting for her life after being hit in the head with a rock by a 38-year-old man in Glyfada, southern Athens.