The president of PASOK was among those monitored by the National Intelligence Service (EYP)

The body was found in the northeast area of "Zourvas" by a professional fisherman

A Politico report shows the European Public Prosecutors Office called on the Greek gov to investigate former Ministers Christos Spirtzis and Konstantinos Karamanlis for alleged criminal offences last June 2, but Parliament chose not to open an investigation

Sunny weather, but not for long

High-profile case brings use of so-called SLAPP lawsuits to the forefront in Greece; issue has reached EU level

Central banker underscored the significance of leveraging available European funds, particularly the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) in strategic sectors of the economy

Conversely, the growth forecast in 2023 lowered to 2.2% of GDP instead of previously announced 2.4%

The rallies are expected to be attended by protesting college students, educators and administrators.

According to a recent survey, Israelis are the top buyers, followed by Chinese nationals and Germans

Demographics, coupled with the brain drain, is a problem for Europe, the former US Treasury Secretary and former Harvard President tells TA NEA

The level of the fee depends upon the time of year tourists will visit and the category of hotel or accommodation they stay at

Sunny weather today, but get ready for another ice cold weekend

Those audited included a well-known performer who sang at the wedding, the disk jockey, the florist, the venue where the reception was held, photographers, hair stylists and the make-up artists

The IMF predicts a real GDP growth of 2.3% in 2023 (revised from the previous 2.5%) and 2.1% in 2024 (revised from 2%). Regarding inflation, the estimate suggests a decrease from 4.2% in 2023 to 2.8% in the current year

Plumbers, doctors, lawyers, taxi operators, merchants, car repair shops and kiosks must provide customers with the ability to pay via their mobile phones

Greece reiterates that the Turkish-Libyan memorandum is illegal emphasizing that any actions based on the coordinates it stipulates are also illegal, further highlighting that such actions do not prejudice the rights granted to Greece by International Law

'Sunny but Cold' is the forecast for today

A proclamation to the faithful detailing the decision will be read out in all cathedrals and chapels holding services on Sunday.

Former US treasury secretary Larry Summers was joined in a panel discussion by Jerry Kalogiratos, CEO of Capital Product Partners, and Angeliki Frangou, CEO of Navios Maritime Partners

All three share a common element, they are products of illegal excavations trafficked by antiquities smugglers before ending up in the Carlos Museum