The government has signed a contract with OTE Group and Grid Telecom to expand ultra-fast broadband across the country, with the aim to bring fiber-optic internet to 480,000 more homes and businesses.
After a brief parenthesis of restraint prompted by each adoption of new, “strict” measures – in this case the new road traffic code – Athens’ bus lanes have quickly returned to their natural state, that of a tragic joke.
A traffic accident occurred on Friday afternoon in the Platykampos area of Larissa, when a private ambulance crashed into a riot police transport bus that had been stationed on the national road amid farmers’ protests.
Police trying to capture a wild boar near a school in Evosmos, Thessaloniki, recently drew online attention and renewed debate over the growing presence of wildlife in Greek cities.
Athinon Avenue maintained its rising course on Friday, with growth recorded by most indexes.
AADE introduces unified inspection squad to tackle major evasion and smuggling cases.
Protesting farmers on the island of Evia blocked the New Halkida Bridge for three hours on Friday afternoon, bringing vehicle traffic to a halt.
Larissa historian Nikos Papatheodorou has released the fifth volume of his series on the city’s past, compiling newspaper essays on everyday life, events and figures.
The contraction in the real purchasing power of households in Greece has been caused by the dramatic increase in prices.
The government has met or is positively addressing 16 of the 27 demands raised by farmers, while four remain under processing or discussion, sources at the Rural Development and Food Ministry said.