Watch the arrival of Kimon, the first FDI class frigate out of a total of four that will join the Hellenic Navy in the coming years, sail towards Greece’s largest naval base in Salamina. The new vessel is under the command of Commander Ioannis Kizanis.
The Ministry of Justice unveiled an electronic case file system on Wednesday that officials say marks a turning point for the nation’s justice system.
Police in northern Greece have arrested a truck driver accused of trying to smuggle into the country six migrants hidden in his vehicle, authorities said Thursday. A police statement said the Greek suspect was arrested late Wednesday as he entered the country at the Kipi border crossing with Turkey, near the northeastern city […]
For a truck to go from Athens to Thessaloniki it now takes an extra 2.5 hours, meaning a sum of nine hours.
Donald Trump’s economic policy could eliminate up to 30% of the regulatory burden on American businesses by 2030, reducing inflation by half a point per year, said Fed board member and a close associate of the US president, Stephen Miran.
Greek taxi drivers are on strike Thursday for the third day in a row to protest tight schedules for transition to electric vehicles. The greater Athens region taxi union is also staging a protest through central Athens.
HSBC and ING expect Greece’s strong growth to continue this year, with rates that will exceed 2%.
The daily limit for money transfers through the IRIS payments service has doubled as of Thursday, as Greece is seeing a surge in popularity for the system that uses mobile phones or QR codes. The new daily ceiling is now €1,000, for both personal transactions and dealings with businesses. Newly published data for 2025 show…
Kimon, the first FDI Belharra class frigate out of a total of four that will join the Hellenic Navy in the coming years, will sail on Thursday at noon in the Saronic Gulf, bound for the Salamina Naval Base, marking a new era for Greece’s Armed Forces.
The Center for Liberal Studies (KEFiM) announced on Wednesday that last year’s so-called “Tax Freedom Day,” i.e. the day on which Greek workers stopped working to cover their annual tax and social security obligations to the state and the social security funds, came two days later than previously thought: It arrived on June 27 instead…