Uber on Thursday announced it was suspending one of the two services offered in the Greek market, UberX, starting Tuesday, 10 April. The company offers
Greek President Prokopios Pavlopoulos on Thursday sent a message to Greece’s partners regarding debt relief, urging them to do their part and ease the country’s
The first official economic report by the Finance Ministry’s Council of Economic Experts, whose chair is Alternate Finance Minister George Chouliarakis, was published on Thursday
Wage employment in the private sector grew in March, recording the best performance since 2001, the Labour ministry said in a report released on Wednesday.
A large number of migrants and refugees reached the Aegean island of Chios in the 24 hours before 10:00 on Wednesday morning, following a three-month
A total of 7,000 Greek soldiers will be transferred to the Greek islands and the northeastern borders of Evros shortly, National Defence Minister Panos Kammenos
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the telephone on Wednesday, according to the prime minister’s press office. The two
A meeting between Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias and the head of the Movement for Change Fofi Gennimata was held on Tuesday. No statements were made
Centrists’ Union leader Vassilis Leventis on Tuesday expressed the opinion that “the FYROM issue is probably “heading for treason” and will be passed in parliament
New Democracy (ND) leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis, referring to the incident with the two Greek servicemen being held in custody in Turkey, on Tuesday accused the
An anti-corruption prosecutor requested bank and other asset information on Tuesday on two former prime ministers and eight former ministers named in the Novartis case
Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias will meet with New Democracy’s shadow foreign minister George Koumoutsakos on Wednesday on the FYROM name issue. The meeting will take
Greece is now on the final stretch to achieving the goal that brought the government to power; an exit from strict surveillance and the end
One of the owners of the Sklavenitis supermarket chain in Greece, Stelios Sklavenitis, passed away on Sunday morning due to multiple organ failure, following a
The northern Greek city of Thessaloniki continued to experience problems with its water supply on Sunday, despite the completion of repairs to the Aravyssos pipeline
“Now, more than ever before, Greece seems like a besieged city, a country that striving to make its own exodus, an exodus to a new
The “explosion of freedom” that occurred in besieged Messolonghi is a light that still shines to this day, President of the Hellenic Republic Prokopios Pavlopoulos
The metropolitans of northern Greece on Tuesday called on Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to intervene so that Turkey releases the two Greek servicemen it
Main opposition New Democracy (ND) leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Wednesday met with US ambassador Geoffrey Pyatt at the latter’s request. According to sources, the leader
A police cordon on Wednesday prevented a group of some 70-80 demonstrators from reaching the “Piraeus Theoxenia” Hotel in the port of Piraeus, where Finance
The Greek economy and development ministry’s New Economy Development Fund (Taneo) and the United Arab Emirates’ “Mubadala Investment Co” on Wednesday signed an agreement for