An increase in tax rates is definitely not in the government’s plans, government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis stressed in statements to Skai Radio last week. He had been asked to clarify whether new taxes will be imposed on one-person businesses.
In an era where everyone wields a camera-equipped smartphone in their hand, it is at best shallow and naive to believe that you can carefully curate a public appearance and project only the facets you desire.
Three interesting facts have come to light in recent days. One is from Eurostat: In August, Greek inflation was almost unchanged, easing slightly from 3.5% in July to 3.4% – the same was true throughout the eurozone.
Sometimes there is no big news, just a nagging sense of loss or anger about the relentless plight of downtown Athens’ cinemas. With local elections coming up soon, this may, therefore, be a good time to send out a small reminder to the powers that be of this plight.
The need for media exposure is understandable. Government officials, however, should speak only when they have confirmed government decisions to announce.
Spanish conductor and composer Jordi Savall is bringing his orchestra, Le Concert des Nations, to Athens for what promises to be an unforgettable performance at the Megaron (Athens Concert Hall, 115 Vasilissis Sofias) on October 16.
As Greece and the US deepen their ties, and as Greece takes on a more active role in the region as a key player, many are arguing that the “sky is the limit” when it comes to where the relationship could go.
Greece’s problem with innovation can be summed up in two sub-indices of the Global Innovation Index, whose 2023 edition was released on Wednesday by the Geneva-based World Intellectual Property Organization.
A fire broke out after noon on Saturday, in a grassland area at Pagouria, Rhodope Mountains.