Public transport services in the Athens will be reduced over the holidays, Transport for Athens-OASA has said. On December 25 and 26, buses and trolley buses will run at less frequent intervals, according to the Sunday timetable, while on December 31, they will start pulling off streets by around 9 p.m.
Short-term accommodation services company Airbnb must provide information in rental contracts to tax authorities and withhold tax under a national tax regime, the European Union’s top court ruled on Thursday.
A Supreme Court prosecutor has ordered that a plot of land on the island of Paros bought by MEP Eva Kaili and her husband Francesco Giorgi be frozen pending a money-laundering investigation into the activities of the couple.
The “ethnic Greek minority in Albania … is bridge of friendship between Greece and Albania,” Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has said in Himara.
The General State Archives (GAK) intends to scan at least 55 million pages of documents from its holdings as part of a 29-million-euro investment that has been included in the EU Recovery Fund.
Bulgaria’s state-owned nuclear power plant Kozloduy on Thursday signed a deal with Westinghouse Electric Sweden to supply it with nuclear fuel for its 1,000-megawatt (MW) Russian-built Unit 5, a first step to diversify away from Russian supplies.
There’s a whole week of family fun to be had at the Goulandris Museum in central Athens over the Christmas holidays, starting with a concert on December 23 by the Athens Conservatory Children’s Choir.
Dozens of districts in Attica will become more expensive for foreign investors from third countries who wish to obtain a residence permit through the Golden Visa program.
The group is accused of having smuggled people from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Syria and other countries from Greece to North Macedonia on their way to Serbia and then wealthier European countries.
Unvaccinated health staff will return to work under strict protocols as of January 1, Health Minister Thanos Plevris said on Wednesday, telling Parliament that no legislation is required for this to occur.