The new ENFIA blueprint that the government has presented to its creditors contains changes to the rates and the brackets of the Single Property Tax in a bid to avoid any hikes that the new taxable prices of properties, known as objective values, would generate.
A maritime passenger link between Cyprus and Greece is expected to take shape in the coming months as a number of operators have responded to a tender through the e-Procurement System of the Treasury of the Republic of Cyprus, the Shipping Deputy Ministry has announced.
Private sector deposits soared again last month, with some 4.3 billion euros added to balances that added up to €180 billion, a level unseen since September 2011.
With 2,405 deaths from Covid-19 by Friday, January 28, this month could well become the pandemic’s deadliest, surpassing December 2021’s 2,633 fatalities.
Olympiakos is now very close to clinching the top spot of the regular season unbeaten, following its 1-1 draw at PAOK on Sunday, while AEK has lost further ground, losing once again at home.
Censure motions are like pro wrestling matches: lots of action but no blood. They’re designed so that political leaders score or lose points on rhetoric.
Jermaine Love was the star of the weekend in the Basket League, as his big shot 23 seconds from time gave PAOK victory at Lavrio, its first away from Thessaloniki this season.
A censure motion brought by the main opposition party against the Greek government over its handling of a severe snowstorm last Monday has been rejected after a three-day debate.
Every natural disaster triggers divisions within the political system, with the parties attacking one another.
For quite some time, Turkey’s playing the role of regional heavy and awkward NATO ally had allowed Greece to cultivate closer relations with several countries in the Eastern Mediterranean, as well as the United States.