The controversial bill has been put forth by the Greek public health ministry for a debate and a vote by Greek Parliament this week. Meanwhile, Greece's key public health union took to the streets on Monday to protest the reforms.
President accepts resignation in sign of weakening of his party in Parliament
Businesses failing to comply face fines of 2,000 euros per employee, as enforced by Labor Inspection.
Marinakis reassured that interventions would occur if consumer electricity prices escalate significantly.
The government plans to advance institutional reforms, particularly to tackle the housing shortage, and will review adjustments aimed at rectifying tax burdens on self-employed professionals.
Mainstream parties look set to keep majority in EU Parliament, but nationalist parties perform strongly
Greece has among the lowest birth rates in the EU
The government's reaction to the revelations adds three more questions to the long list it has so far refused to answer.
Washington has long underestimated Havana, which often shares intelligence with Moscow and Beijing
Article in Tuesday's 'Ta Nea' revisits explosive front-page story in the Sunday weekly 'To Vima' over doctored audio tapes in Tempi rail disaster
SYRIZA's leader took to social media to call on PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis to resign following the recent developments concerning the tragedy in Tempi and to lead the country to elections.
After the PYRKAL property in Dafni-Ymittos is vacated, a tender for constructing and operating the governmental park "Andreas Lentakis" on the site is scheduled for 2025. This project will be carried out through a Public-Private Partnership.
Millions are expected to boycott Friday’s election in protest of government crackdowns and a worsening economy
The PM outlined a series of priorities over the coming months which included tackling inflation, supporting agricultural products, and enhancing public health.
These assets span various sectors including ports, businesses, and tourism properties, presenting a gateway for Indian investors seeking entry into the European market.
The government's initial reaction, according to anonymous sources, was to describe the resolution as "a populist compilation full of misinformation"
The ongoing protests by farmers in France and Germany have prompted responses from President Emmanuel Macron and Chancellor Olaf Scholz, leading to a series of announcements
The President of the German Journalists' Association (DJV), talks to tovima.com about the media. And he is adamant about its function: “Our job,” he says, “the job of the free press, is to control the government.”
As long as Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis remains a hostage to the Hellenic Football Federation’s system, the longer pro football in the country will be plagued by a “gangrene” eating away at its flesh – A “holistic” study produced by FIFA-UEFA has never been implemented in its entirety – Impunity of the Baltakos-Filippousis duo continues
For Greece this year is ending on a relatively optimistic note mostly due to its economic growth, adding that Greece had managed to remain at the European average for inflation