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Prime Minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, top priority is among others to protect the brand name of Macedonian products. At stake is to make it easy for international consumers to understand which products come from Greek Macedonia and which ones from the North Macedonia. In order to differentiate the products sold on …
Read More »Three-year suspension of VAT for new real estate or unsold since 2006
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced a three-year suspension of Value Added Tax (VAT) on new building permits but also on unsold properties built after 1. January 2006. Aim of the measure is to ease the huge stock of unsold properties and stimulate the construction activity. The exemption covers all real …
Read More »Athens university offers first English-language BA in Greek studies
The first English-language undergraduate course to be offered by a Greek state university was presented by the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (EKPA) on Wednesday. The offered four-year course will facilitate the students to obtain a BA in Archaeology, History and Literature of Ancient Greece Aimed exclusively at non-EU …
Read More »Police arrests one of the hooligans who attacked Bayern fans
Greek Police has arrested one man as one of the hooligans who attacked fans of Bayern Munich, injuring four of them on Tuesday evening. The 31-year-old man reportedly belongs to the organized fans of Olympiacos. According to Alpha TV, the man was among the group of some 60 hooligans who …
Read More »Mitsotakis: “Prespes Agreement was negative for Greece, but I won’t…”
“I still believe that the Prespes Agreement was a negative agreement for Greece, but I will not expose the country to adventures,” Greek Prime Minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, said during an event in Thessaloniki. “Without risking the slightest destabilization we will closely monitor our neighbors’ obligations, our neighbors’ compliance with their …
Read More »Farmer’s plowing machine unearths ancient statue in Doliche
The plowing machine of a farmer in Elassona unearthed an ancient headless statue in the area of Doliche village in Elassona, Central Greece. The 78-year-old man was plowing his field when the machine was stuck at what he initially thought it was a big stone. He reportedly dug with his …
Read More »Local protesters block 380 asylum seekers from settling in Vrasna hotels
Greek authorities were forced to abandon plans to settle 380 refugees in hotels of the seaside village Vrasna of Volvi Municipality, North Greece, due to fierce protests by locals. Nine buses with 380 asylum seekers, among them many families and children, arrived in the area on Monday afternoon. The majority …
Read More »Clergy of Thiva & Livadia deny funeral service for cremated deceased
The Metropolis of Thebes and Livadia warned that it will not hold funeral services to the deceased who have been cremated and not buried. The Metropolis argues that the cremation deprives the dead of the hope for Resurrection and the Second Coming. “The burial of the dead body of man …
Read More »Kos: Toddler drown, 2 missing when Coast Guard rams refugee boat
One toddler drown, another one and one man are missing, and nine people got injured when a vessel of the Greek Coast Guard rammed a boat carrying refugees and migrants off the island of Kos in the early morning hours of Wednesday. On board of the boat were 34 people. …
Read More »The most resonant Premier League results at the start of the season
The starting rounds in the championship of England has ended. Many Premier League results became real surprises for the fans, but they did not always was positive and good for the clubs. The real failure is the start of the new season by Manchester United. Despite the defeat of Chelsea …
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