Even though much has changed in Greece and the world in the past year, public opinion polls show ruling New Democracy maintaining a steady lead over SYRIZA, scoring more than 30% of voter intent as the lead opposition remains stuck at around 25% since the 2019 elections.
Cyprus’s president on Tuesday called for an independent probe into allegations made by a former aide that he has run a corrupt administration under the influence of Russian oligarchs.
The European Commission on Tuesday updated drone rules in a bid to boost a fast-growing commercial market while measures to tackle the malicious use of drones will be adopted in the near future.
This year’s Black Friday promotional event, which stretched from November 25 to 27, outperformed market expectations, with more visitors to shopping centers and a 10-12% increase in turnover from last year based on conservative estimates.
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has urged North Macedonia to acknowledge the presence of an ethnic Bulgarian minority in the country, amid other actions required to speed up its European Union accession process.
Environmental experts are currently investigating the very real possibility that “flood control works” in early November in the upper reaches of the Louros River in northwestern Greece commissioned by the Epirus Regional Authority may have wiped out a species of trout endemic to Greece.
Recovery Fund loans are taking off, while next year will be crucial for the grants, determining whether the hundreds of tenders that are in progress can be completed without delay.
The taxable value (known as “objective”) of properties owned in Greece is set to reach 900 billion euros, up from over €760 billion today, with the inclusion of the remaining 2,500 areas in the objective determination system.
Eighty-six Pakistani nationals returned to their home country voluntarily on Tuesday, on a flight chartered by the International Organization for Migration (IOM).