Greece ranked 56th among 182 countries in Transparency International’s 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index, rising three positions with a score of 50 out of 100. Since 2018’s economic crisis low of 45 points (67th place), Greece has climbed 11 positions.
A Greek farmer driving into town to stand trial for alleged drink-driving ended up in court in a different city but on a similar charge Tuesday after allegedly entering a major highway in the wrong direction and driving on undeterred before hitting an oncoming lorry, local media reported.
The White House on Tuesday deleted a post from Vice President JD Vance’s account that commemorated massacres of Armenians as a “genocide,” saying the message that was likely to irk US-allied Turkey was posted in error.
One of the most profitable investment areas in recent years has been the housing market in period 2017-2018.
The Education Ministry announced it will implement a university safety law following violent clashes at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki early Saturday morning.
A crackdown on illegal connections to the power grid on the western outskirts of Athens led to 12 arrests and the removal of more than half a kilometer of cables, police said Tuesday.
The Athinon Avenue benchmark snapped its losing streak of the last three sessions and secured a rebound on Tuesday.
Strengthening existing momentum and identifying the next steps toward the effective utilization of the Vertical Gas Corridor is the objective of the meeting scheduled for February 24 in Washington, according to the White House’s National Energy Dominance Council (NEDC), which is organizing the event.
Speculation about a potential takeover of Nova by the Public Power Corporation flared up last week.
The role of Greece and Cyprus in the Eastern Mediterranean and their cooperation with the US in promoting a number of common interests, and dealing with common threats, was highlighted during this year’s annual conference in Washington.