There was a strong and cross-party desire for Giorgos Xylouris, a key witness in Greece’s farming subsidies scandal, to appear before the Parliament’s investigative committee examining the case. After his initial refusal, some even demanded his forced summoning.
Supermarket chains appear determined to block a regulation that provides for the indication of the final price formation process for fresh products.
The Central Archaeological Council and the Central Council of Modern Monuments have unanimously approved all proposed preliminary studies to expand and upgrade the National Archaeological Museum.
Eurobank garnered most of the interest at the start of the trading week on the Greek bourse.
For many Greek students, attending regional universities now means long commutes instead of dorm life.
A memorandum of cooperation between the Ministry of Education of Ethiopia and the Greek community of Ethiopia on the operation of a Greek Community Cultural Heritage Legacy School has been signed in Addis Ababa.
The University of Ioannina, through its Center for Training and Lifelong Learning, has announced a free online training program aimed at volunteers from the Greek diaspora in the United States who teach the Greek language.
Farmers protesting at the Promachonas border crossing with Bulgaria ended their blockade earlier than scheduled on Monday evening, easing severe congestion after more than 500 trucks became stranded on the Greek side, authorities said.
The Defense Ministry published a draft law introducing the “Charter for the Transition of the Armed Forces to the New Era,” aimed at reforming careers, salaries, training and operational readiness across the military.
Four companies are vying for the creation of an alternative FSRU to that off Alexandroupoli.