Washington has expressed its support for Greece-Turkey talks, following a meeting on Thursday in Athens between Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
The tax administration will invite more than 20,000 taxpayers to explain how they are able to spend more than they earn in early 2024.
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Twenty Croatian fans, previously detained in connection with the violent clashes outside the OPAP Arena in Nea Filadelfia that resulted in the death of AEK Athens fan Michalis Katsouris on the eve of a soccer match against Dinamo Zagreb in August, are set to be released from custody.
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Seven memorandums of understanding and seven declarations covering a wide range of issues were signed on Thursday between Greek and Turkish ministers in the framework of the 5th High Cooperation Council.
The Finance Ministry’s draft law “Measures to curb tax evasion” was approved by a majority vote in principle and on the articles on Thursday evening. It passed with the votes of 158 lawmakers for against 140 against.
There will be rain and storms mostly in the eastern parts of Greece on Friday, according to the latest forecast from the Athens National Observatory’s Meteo.gr.
Police have detained 424 suspects following violence in Rentis, Piraeus, during a Thursday night volleyball match between local rivals Olympiakos and Panathinaikos which resulted in severe injuries to a police officer.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan decided to send a positive signal of a normalization in ties with Greece from Athens.