Commission: Turkey must respect EU member states’ sovereignty
EurActiv — Ankara must respect the sovereignty of EU member states over their sea and airspace, European Commission spokesperson Maja Kocijancic told EurActiv.com. On 30 […]
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Bill to meet outstanding bailout actions to be put before parliament
eKathimerini — The government is preparing an omnibus bill to cover all the outstanding prior actions required for the second bailout review is in its […]
2017 car tax application now on line
Car tax for 2017 is now available at TAXIS net. Users can print out their forms and pay at the bank or online. To use […]
Cavusoglu claims Imia islets as Tsipras, Merkel discuss Turkish provocations
eKathimerini — Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras discussed the refugee crisis and EU-Turkish relations with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in a scheduled phone conversation on Thursday. […]
Greek ferries tied up in port at start of 48 hour strike
AP — Ferries will remain docked in ports across Greece on Friday and Saturday as seamen stage a 48-hour strike in protest at the latest […]
Greek house prices to return to their pre 2008 values by 2060 – PwC
Greek Reporter — The damage the economic crisis has caused to the housing market is so big that it will take until 2050 for houses […]
ESM proposes short term debt relief for Greece
balkaneu.com — The European Stability Mechanism (ESM) proposes the reduction of Greek public debt by 21.8% as a percentage of GDP in 2060, which will […]
Scepticism about a Brexit apocalypse looks increasingly justified
The Guardian — In the months leading up to the EU referendum in June, George Osborne had two people he could always rely on to […]
Mountainous areas see first snowfall as Greece braces for cold spell
ANA-MPA — The first snowfall covered many mountainous and semi-mountainous areas in northern, central and southern Greece on Tuesday, with temperatures expected to drop below […]
Greece facing millions of euros in EU fines over waste-water treatment
eKathimerini — Greece faces a fine of at least 17 million euros for failing to comply with European Union wastewater treatment regulations at the Thriaseio […]
Athens fears IMF, Berlin will reach deal for further austerity
With the government banking on securing a “political decision”, that is a sympathetic understanding of Greek people’s dire situation, at next Monday’s Eurogroup – as […]
Turkey poised to send 3,000 refugees to Greece every day, intelligence officials warn
A report in Greek popular Sunday newspaper Proto Thema claiming that according to intelligence officials the Turkish government has a secret plan to allow 3,000 […]
Greek banks propose tax on cash withdrawals
Greek reporter — Greek banks have proposed a tax on cash withdrawals so that Greeks make more electronic transactions as a measure to curb tax evasion. […]
Dijsselbloem – new measures for 2018 and beyond
protoThema — Athens and its creditors are discussing the additional measures Greece will need to take in 2018 when the Greek bailout program ends, according to […]
Floods in Greece cause one death, travel chaos
euronews — Heavy rains in Greece Saturday and early Sunday have caused problems in Athens and Zakynthos closing streets and causing flash floods. A 32-year-old man […]