Where to buy in Greece – Crete, Aegean, Ionian islands
The Telegraph Property — The British have always loved Greece for its undeveloped islands, rustic villas and cat-filled restaurants overlooking crystal-clear bays. Or as Dimitrios […]
Month: September 2017
Union urges workers to boycott evaluation scheme
eKathimerini — The umbrella union representing Greece’s civil servants, known by its acronym ADEDY, on Friday called on public sector workers to continue boycotting an […]
Turkey’s Kristallnacht September 1955
In what had been described as Turkey’s Kristallnacht, riots that lasted two days on September 6 and 7 1955 targeted the Greek, Jewish and Armenian communities […]
Greek exports to the United Kingdom up in H1 2017
IBNA – Greek exports to the United Kingdom increased in the first half of 2017 compared to the first half of 2016, with the largest […]
“Invest in Greece, you won’t regret it”
Reuters — Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras urged French businesses on Friday to invest in Greece, as it emerges from its debt crisis, and assured […]
French President calls for EU’s rebirth, voices support to Greece in Athens visit
Xinhua– The handing of the Greek debt crisis has been a European failure underlining the need for a revival of the European Union, French President Emmanuel Macron said […]
Moscovici: Greece to remain under supervision until 75% of loans are paid off
Naftemporiki — European Commissioner Pierre Moscovici stated Wednesday in a written response to a question, that Greece would remain under fiscal supervision even after the […]
Taxpayers declare lower incomes for 2016
eKathimerini — Data from 2017 tax statements (for 2016 incomes), which have now been seen by both the Finance Ministry and the country’s creditors, will be […]
THE: University of Crete still best higher education institution in Greece
Tornos News — The University of Crete maintained its status as the top Greek Higher Education Institution according to the Times Higher Education (THE) World […]
Archaeological council decision regarding Helleniko investment postponed for 2 weeks
Naftemporiki — A very closely watched session of Greece’s Central Archaeological Council (KAS) ended in the early morning hours of Wednesday morning after eight hours […]
Ryanair is scrapping its 2-bag carry-on policy because too many people use it
Business Insider — Ryanair is scrapping its two-bag carry-on policy, saying passengers are bringing on board too much luggage to make it sustainable. The low-cost […]
Monday’s EWG unhappy with Greece’s progress over implementing reforms
Naftemporiki — The third evaluation of Greece’s compliance to the bailout programme has started, and the Greek government got a taste the lender’s mood during […]
In Athens, Macron to urge renewal of EU democracy
Reuters – French President Emmanuel Macron will go to the Athens hill considered the birthplace of democracy to urge fellow Europeans to tackle the democratic […]
More than 100 migrants rescued from sea off Crete
eKathimerini –A Singapore-flagged tanker THE RHINO early Tuesday morning rescued 103 migrants on board a wooden boat off the coast of Crete after one of […]
Moscovici: Greek bailout was a ‘scandal’ for democratic procedures
The Eurogroup’s handling of Greece’s bailout programme was a scandal in terms of democratic processes, Economic Affairs Commissioner Pierre Moscovici insisted in an interview with Corriere della Sera. […]