A striking 71% of Greeks perceive corruption within political parties, compared to 53% elsewhere in Europe.
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Notably, the bank is slashing fees for the IRIS payments interbank service by 50% for professional use.
A new meeting is scheduled for tomorrow morning, just hours before the deadline, to re-evaluate the situation, with the possibility of a brief extension until July 31 remaining.
The field survey saw participation from 5,076 Greek businesses, with results weighted by region and sector of activity to ensure they are representative of the entire country
Many archaeological sites and museums in Athens, Thessaloniki, Crete, ancient Olympia, Mycenae, Epidaurus, Delphi, and Rhodes will be impacted by the work stoppage today, July 25.
Greece is expecting rain and storms in many regions of the country, and cooler temperatures
The research effort generated headlines this month when Turkey sent warships to the area in a bid to intimidate Athens, with the former claiming the maritime region was part of its EEZ
Most reports filed for illegal coastal activity through the MyCoast app concerned beaches in Halkidiki, Preveza and eastern Attica
Streamlined process envisioned in draft law aims to cut 'red tape' in real estate transactions, including parental transfers of property to offspring
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Light showers and rain are forecast for many regions of Greece after midday
Revelation came on Tuesday during a relevant trial, with the CD reportedly containing the names of top officials that resigned in the wake of a wiretapping furor
Greek passport holders enjoy visa-free access to 188 countries and territories worldwide out of a total of 227.
Public sector employees in Greece will be trained in AI as part of efforts to accelerate the country’s digital transition.
Founded after the Mati catastrophe, a new burn survivor and support organization, SALVIA, says around 4,000 people suffer severe burns annually in Greece
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Temperatures will cool slightly today with showers and storms forecast for northern Greece
The Greek side also countered a Turkish DM post claiming a push back by saying the Turkish coast guard was informed and arrived to deal with the small vessel
Mt. Athos monastery is occupied by brotherhood unrecognized by Ecumenical Patriarchate