Greek PM promises ‘Light at the end of the tunnel’
NY Times — Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Saturday pledged millions of euros in relief for those hit hardest by Greece’s financial crisis and heralded […]
Month: September 2016
EU doubles aid to humanitarian organisations for refugees in Greece
SBS — The European Union will more than double emergency aid to Greece in order to improve living conditions for refugees and migrants who have […]
Greece interested in Southern Gas Corridor project, decision up to EU
Sputnik — Greece is interested in building the Southern Gas Corridor gas pipeline to bring Russian gas into southern Europe, but the decision on the matter is in the hands of the […]
Italy’s Renzi: At last Hollande is with us, we can cause a stir
eKathimerini — After the EU-Mediterranean summit in Athens on Friday, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi expressed his satisfaction that French President Francois Hollande joined Prime […]
How to find your property tax statement online – and print it
ENFIA property tax notifications for property owners in Greece have been available online from the end of August at www.gsis.gr . If your accountant has nor sent you […]
Dijsselbloem tells Greek govt to get back to work to qualify for further loans
The first eurogroup meeting after the summer, in Bratislava the Slovakian capital on Friday , concluded that Greece’s Syriza government was stalling on 13 of 15 […]
Euro Med Summit sign Athens declaration, Germany critical
Sigmalive — Leaders from EU Mediterranean countries have completed their meeting in Athens on Friday, by signing the Athens Declaration, and agreeing to meet in […]
German kindergarten uses Cretan dance as therapy
Tornos News — A group of German teachers have incorporated traditional Cretan dances in their Kindergarten school as a therapeutical method for young children. The initiative […]
Economy, migration to top agenda of EuroMed summit in Athens –
Sigmalive — The leaders of Greece, Cyprus, France, Italy, Portugal and Malta gathered in Athens today, Friday, to discuss economic policy, migration and security. It […]
More bad weather expected, EMY warns
eKathimerini — Greece’s National Meteorological Service (EMY) on Thursday warned of more bad weather, two days after heavy rains caused flash floods in several parts […]
High taxation prevents us from helping even more children says Smile of The Child
DW — Kostas Giannopolous, founder of the charitable organization “Hamogelou Tou Paidiou” (A Child’s Smile) has run out of patience. For 20 years, the software […]
Over 100 Russian companies to take part in Thessaloniki Trade Fair
Sputnik – The first day of the trade fair , held within the framework of the Thessaloniki international exhibition, will be devoted to agricultural cooperation between Russia and Greece. On […]
Trial of 120 fake blindness benefit takers starts on Chios
eKathimerini — The trial of 120 fraudulent beneficiaries of state benefits for the blind began on the eastern Aegean island of Chios on Thursday. The […]
The Brexit bounce that’s making experts look foolish
The Spectator — Next time it comes to redesigning the PPE course at Oxford, I suggest a module beginning with a quotation from George Osborne. […]
Civil servant vet suspended over bribery
eKathimerini — A civil servant working for a state-run veterinary service in the town of Komotini, in northeastern Greece, has been suspended and will face […]