Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias condemned Russia’s war against Ukraine, describing it as “a threat to world peace and stability,” in a ceremony to mark one year since the invasion.
Eleven environmental organizations have asked the Environment & Energy minister for an extension of the public consultation deadline on a bill related to renewable energy sources and environmental protection, lamenting the one-and-a-half working day allowed for public consultation.
The digitization of government services has been the most noticeable change in the daily life of Greek citizens in recent years.
Veteran journalist and politician Giorgos Romeos died on Friday, aged 89.
Another week of gains ended on Friday at Athinon Avenue, to make it 10 rising weeks in a row – a sequence unseen in over 18 years.
The tax administration is moving toward cutting red tape in property transfers, taking concrete steps in that direction, but some parts of the broader state are trying to hamper the drive against bureaucracy.
“By 2050, 800,000 people [in Greece] will be over the age of 65. We currently have around 350,000 people over 85. In 2050 this age group will include about 150,000 to 200,000 more people.
Police authorities in Thessaloniki arrested a 64-year-old man for abusing a stray cat and fined him 5,000 euros, local reports said on Friday.
Leaders of former wartime enemies Serbia and Kosovo are expected to endorse a Western-backed deal on Monday to put their relations on a more normal footing, a senior European Union official said.