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Greek Council of State Probes Missing Surveillance Files in Expanding Surveillance Scandal
EYP informed the court that it could not locate the agency’s 2020 surveillance requests.
Greece Turns the Page on Unemployment with Strongest Job Market in 17 Years
According to the latest report by Greece’s statistical authority, ELSTAT, the employment rate among people aged 20 to 64 reached 71.7 percent in the second quarter of this year—the highest level recorded since before the crisis.
How Greece’s Ageing Buildings Are Driving Up Borrowing Costs
The ECB’s latest lending survey shows that companies with a low environmental footprint, or with credible plans for a green transition, are increasingly rewarded with more favorable borrowing terms.
Κινητές Ομάδες Υγείας: Πώς θα κλείσετε ραντεβού για κατ’ οίκον επισκέψεις και εξετάσεις
Οι ΚΟΜΥ πραγματοποιούν κατ’οίκον επισκέψεις σε όλη την Ελλάδα και παρέχουν υπηρεσίες σε σταθερό σημείο στις απομακρυσμένες περιοχές.
Samaras Breaks Silence with Sharp Attack on Mitsotakis and Hints at New Party
Samaras rejected any suggestion that his rift with Mitsotakis is personal.
A “Limbo Situation” Is Europe’s New Silent Crisis
Among the speakers, Leena Mörttinen, Finland’s Permanent Under-Secretary for International and Financial Markets, delivered one of the most striking interventions.
Greece’s Defense Minister Caught in Political Crossfire as Party Divisions Deepen
The dispute intensified after Dendias met with the mayor of Athens and appeared to contradict the government’s stance by claiming that, under the Constitution, maintenance of the monument remains a municipal duty.
Tears, Music, and Farewell: Greece Bids Goodbye to Dionysis Savvopoulos
The Hellenic Navy Band, the City of Athens Philharmonic, and the ERT Choir accompanied Savvopoulos to his final resting place, filling the streets with the sound of his own songs — “Ode to Georgios Karaiskakis,” “Synnefoula,” “Don’t Talk About Love Any More,” and “Let the Dances Last.”
Greek Defense Minister Distances Himself from Prime Minister Over Unknown Soldier Monument Debate
In a carefully worded statement—released while the prime minister was still speaking—Dendias emphasized that the Armed Forces would not allow the monument to become a tool of political maneuvering or social division.
Tsipras Seen as Leading Voice of Greece’s Centre-Left, New Survey Finds
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis remains the leading figure overall.
Tsipras accuses Mitsotakis government of building a regime of corruption
Tsipras rejects any return to the backroom politics that have characterized Greek governance for decades.
“The Great Return”: Alexis Patelis Chronicles Greece’s Comeback Story
A major book presentation in Athens on Thursday evening brought together some of Greece’s most prominent political and economic figures.
Greek Voters See Corruption and Ineffectiveness at Heart of Government, Survey Finds
Public opinion in Greece is turning sharply against the government, according to a new Alco poll for Alpha TV released on Monday.
Greece Faces Risk of Losing EU Farm Subsidy Payments Amid OPEKEPE Turmoil
Greece’s current proposal fails to address serious deficiencies and does not comply with EU law.
Καταδίκη εκπαιδευτικού που εν μέσω κορονοϊού πήγε στο σχολείο χωρίς αρνητικό self-test
Αναπτύσσοντας τους ισχυρισμούς του ο εκπαιδευτικός, μέσω του δικηγόρου του, ανέφερε ότι είχε νοσήσει την 1η Νοεμβρίου 2021, κάτι που γνώριζε η υπηρεσία του, καθώς έλαβε σχετική άδεια.
Tempi Inquiry Dogged by Clashes Between Greek Board and EU Experts, Deposition Shows
Revelations from the ongoing inquiry into the deadly train crash at Tempi have shed new light on the behind-the-scenes battles that shaped the official investigation.
The Prime Minister Must Stop the Debate on a New Electoral Law-Now
Any move to change the rules of the political game at this stage amounts to an admission of defeat.
Mitsotakis Distances Himself from Netanyahu Amid Rising Outcry over Gaza
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis now appears to be edging away from his close ally, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as political and social pressure intensifies at home.
2Γ/2025 ΑΣΕΠ – 45 αγγλικές φράσεις C2 για δυνατούς παίκτες
Αντιμετώπισε 45 απαιτητικές αγγλικές φράσεις επιπέδου C2, σχεδιασμένες για να ελέγξουν την ακρίβεια και την προσοχή σας στις λεπτομέρειες. Κάθε φράση συνοδεύεται από τρεις μεταφράσεις, όπου μόνο μία είναι σωστή. Ιδανικό υλικό εξάσκησης για τους υποψηφίους του διαγωνισμού για το ΥΠΕΞ.
Φωτιά στο Χελιδόνι Αρχαίας Ολυμπίας - Απειλεί τέσσερα χωριά
Οι δυνάμεις της πυροσβεστικής ενισχύθηκαν και πλέον στο μέτωπο της φωτιάς στο Χελιδόνι Ηλείας επιχειρούν 105 πυροσβέστες με τέσσερις ομάδες πεζοπόρων και 34 οχήματα.
August: A Month of Political Trials for Kyriakos Mitsotakis and the New Democracy Government
Recent polls show the ruling party losing more than three percentage points in voter support, and the governing majority is struggling to maintain its footing ahead of a parliamentary inquiry.
Mitsotakis Faces Uproar After Skirting Corruption Scandal in Soft-Focus Interview
Despite the optimistic tone, Mitsotakis painted a sobering picture of the political climate in Greece.
Parliamentary Meltdown Over OPEKEPE Probe Clouds Greek Political Landscape
The government’s handling of the vote drew intense criticism and led to a complete breakdown of parliamentary order.
Greek SMEs Struggle with Lowest Productivity in the EU
In 2024, Greece counted 79 SMEs per 1,000 residents, significantly above the EU average of 58. Despite their abundance, these businesses contribute far less economic value per employee than their European counterparts.
Mitsotakis Moves to Block Criminal Probe as Corruption Allegations Mount
A tense and pivotal day is unfolding today in Greek politics, as Parliament heads into a high-stakes vote on whether to establish a preliminary inquiry committee into the OPEKEPE scandal — a case centered on allegations of widespread misuse of EU agricultural subsidies.
Mitsotakis and Tsipras Clash as Ghosts of 2015 Haunt Greek Politics
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras reignited their long-standing rivalry on Wednesday, trading sharp accusations in Parliament on the anniversary of Greece’s 2015 referendum, a defining moment in the country’s recent political history.
Greece’s Ruling Party Loses Ground as Subsidy Scandal Unfolds
This overwhelming sentiment spans voters of nearly all political affiliations, signaling a deep erosion of trust in the political establishment.
George Papandreou: Angela Merkel Told Three -and a Half- Truths About the Greek Crisis
Papandreou begins by acknowledging Merkel’s characteristically cautious tone in recounting the events, yet credits her with recognizing certain truths that had been long obscured.
Merkel Reveals What Really Happened Behind the Scenes of the Greek Debt Crisis
In a rare and candid public appearance at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center in Athens on Wednesday, former German Chancellor Angela Merkel offered deep insights into some of the most critical moments of her political career, focusing particularly on the Greek debt crisis, the 2015 Grexit referendum, and her complex relationships with world leaders such as Alexis Tsipras, Vladimir Putin, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, and Donald Trump.
Larissa Gas Plant Project Secures Capital Increase, But Critics Question Need for New Fossil Fuel Investment
Clavenia Ltd invested €19.4 million in Larissa Thermoelectric S.A. to build a 792 MW gas plant. The capital increased to €19.51 million. Partners include DEPA Commercial, EUSIF Larissa, and Volton. Greece’s energy supply is stable, raising questions about the project’s necessity.
Five Greek Government Officials Resign Amid Agricultural Subsidy Scandal
The Greek government has said their replacements will be announced in the coming days.