SYRIZA leader Stefanos Kasselakis has called on the members of the party’s central committee to expel four prominent party cadres who have been highly critical of him since his election during a crucial meeting on Saturday.
Rising interest rates seriously hurt mortgage credit, affecting both the demand and supply for mortgages.
The further strengthening of the ties between Athens and Nicosia, and the coordination of their steps in a number of policy areas, was underscored on Friday during a plenary session of the 1st Intergovernmental Session between Greece and Cyprus at the Maximos Mansion.
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue is proceeding with the automatic issuance of Tax Registration Numbers (AFM) to dependent children over the age of 12.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will meet on Tuesday with Chancellor Olaf Scholz, German deputy government spokeswoman Christiane Hoffmann announced on Friday.
Residents from the village of Vlochos, one of the dozens in central Greece that were submerged during two major rainstorms last September, are asking municipal authorities to find new space for the construction of houses in order to relocate.
A 15-year-old boy was found dead in his parent’s house in the village of Paleos Prodromos, in Imathia, northern Greece, on Friday night, police said on Saturday.
Egypt has been coming under “conflicting pressures” as the war in Gaza unfolds, both from Israel, the US, the EU, Hamas, and its public, all while looking at a potential economic crisis at home, leading to a difficult balancing act for Egypt.
In the fourth award ceremony of the pan-European Empress Theophano Prize, which took place in Thessaloniki on Thursday evening, attention was not on the stunning Rotunda, the city landmark that served as a temple in Roman times, a Christian church in the Byzantine era and a mosque during the Ottoman occupation; nor was it on…
Over three quarters of food items (46 out of 60) measured by the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) recorded price increases within a month.