Recent developments point to behind-the-scenes movement in discussions over the possible launch of negotiations on maritime boundary delimitation among states that have, or claim to have, overlapping zones of jurisdiction in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Buyers from Israel are now the leaders among foreign property buyers in Attica and Thessaloniki.
Greece’s top administrative court and the Cyclades Antiquities Authority have halted further construction near the Apokofto Lighthouse on the island of Sifnos, suspending work on four adjacent properties above Chrisopigi beach.
Stricter legislative measures for migrants entering Greece have not deterred arrivals on Crete and Gavdos, with 785 people reaching or being transported from Gavdos to Crete over a 48-hour period.
The noose is tightening around suspicious tax identification numbers (AFMs), as the tax administration goes on the counterattack against phenomena of fraud and circumvention of tax legislation.
In recent days we have been experiencing a paradox. A motley coalition made up of very different political building blocks has suddenly decided to savagely attack Europe.
The coast guard in Crete conducted two separate migrant rescue operations during the night, rescuing 62 people from the sea.
The year’s first nine months secured the Lamda Development Group an increase in consolidated sales by 18%, to 443.7 million euros.
The European Commission points to a long-standing and particularly critical problem of the Greek tax administration: the significant shortage of audit staff.
Weather conditions are set to change over the weekend following a prolonged period of fair weather.