Greek market regulator fines 53 businesses a total of €163,000
The Interagency for Market Control (DIMEA) imposed fines totaling 163,000 euros in May, following nationwide inspections.
The Interagency for Market Control (DIMEA) imposed fines totaling 163,000 euros in May, following nationwide inspections.
Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni outlined on Tuesday the main challenges facing the future of the industry worldwide, at the Investopia Global Mediterranean Forum held in Limassol, Cyprus.
Measures to combat fuel smuggling have been announced repeatedly over the years, yet the results have shown – at best – serious gaps in enforcement.
The gradual rally of Greek stocks continued for a sixth day at Athinon Avenue on Wednesday.
Two boys are being treated in critical condition in the pediatric intensive care unit of Patra University Hospital after being pulled unconscious from the Arachthos River near Arta.
The first Aegina Jazz Festival will launch this summer at the historic former Kapodistrian Orphanage, once a prison for political detainees.
The EU’s lending arm, the European Investment Bank, has tripled a scheme to help fund the bloc’s defense industry to 3 billion euros ($3.43 billion) and signed a deal with Germany’s Deutsche Bank to start funnelling the money to the bloc’s military firms.
Explore Corfu’s once-forgotten vineyards and discover six distinctive local wines that reveal the island’s rich winemaking heritage.
The Athens metro, tram and selected bus lines will operate on a 24-hour basis for the first time as part of a pilot program set for Saturday, July 5, Alternate Infrastructure and Transport Minister Konstantinos Kyranakis has announced.
A former protected witness in Greece’s Novartis bribery case made an unexpected statement on Wednesday, revealing his sole source for corruption allegations against prominent politicians.