Opposition parties slammed the Supreme Court’s ruling on Tuesday regarding the eavesdropping case, that deemed that no state officials on the state spy service (EYP) were involved in the use or purchase of illegal Predator spyware.
Electricity consumers should expect a tough fall in terms of prices, after some relief provided thanks to state subsidies in August rates.
The course of the housing market across the country showed signs of slowing down in the second quarter of the year.
Greece came up short for a second time at the basketball tournament of the Olympic Games on Tuesday.
Supreme Court Prosecutor Georgia Adilini on Tuesday announced the results of the investigation into the phone-tapping case, which show that no state service was involved in the use or purchase of illegal Predator spyware that was found installed on the phones of dozens of prominent Greek politicians, journalists and businesspeople.
Ankara canceled the visit of Turkish Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya to Athens, which was scheduled for Tuesday.
The investigation of the Hellenic Police into an assault case in early June in Maroussi, northern Athens, uncovered a corruption ring within the Hellenic Public Properties Co (HPPC), which manages and develops private real estate assets of the Greek state.
The endless rumblings in SYRIZA and the prime minister’s need to satisfy the “pure” right-wingers in New Democracy show how the country’s two largest parties are struggling to meet the time’s great changes.
The risk of fire will be very high (category 4) in large parts of the country on Tuesday, according to the relevant forecast map of the General Secretariat of Civil Protection.
The indications that the Greek government has been receiving over the past few days regarding the potential to borrow the Parthenon Sculptures from the British Museum confirm the improvement Athens had anticipated on the matter following the establishment of Keir Starmer’s Labour government in London.