A 41-year-old man suspected of being part of a drug trafficking network is due to be questioned by a prosecutor in northern Greece on Thursday after a large stash of cannabis was reportedly found in his car earlier this week.
Money needs to stop being spent on waste management studies that lead nowhere, Attica Regional Governor Nikos Hardalias told a meeting of the regional council Wednesday.
The European Union’s decision to delay implementation of its flagship sustainability directive has stirred debate over the bloc’s environmental ambitions – and raised tough questions for Greece’s business landscape, where the dominant feature is a prevalence of small and mid-sized businesses.
Greece’s National Transparency Authority (EAD) is conducting a confidential investigation into alleged fraud and mismanagement in multimillion-euro contracts for digital water meters supplied to municipalities and local utilities, according to officials familiar with the matter.
Panathinaikos will look to end a long losing streak in Vitoria when it faces Baskonia on Thursday night (9.30 p.m.) in Round 3 of the EuroLeague.
The Embassy of Greece in Belgium and the Greek Community of Brussels honored composers Mikis Theodorakis and Manos Hatzidakis on the 100th anniversary of their birth, along with Austrian composer Udo Jürgens, creator of the iconic song “Griechischer Wein.”
“All Aboard,” a large-scale contemporary art exhibition, is being unveiled at Athens International Airport on Thursday.
In Gabala, Azerbaijan, this week, the Organization of Turkic States did not hold another summit – it rehearsed recognition.
Greece’s trade deficit recorded a decrease of 18.8% in August this year, as the decline in the value of imports far exceeded that of exports, the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) said on Wednesday.
As of Thursday, banks in the eurozone, including those in Greece and Cyprus, will be required to verify the correspondence between name and IBAN when processing transfers and to notify the sender in the event of an anomaly.