OPEKEPE scandal: Criminal investigation reveals €382,000 fraud
Greek authorities uncover major agricultural subsidy fraud involving 16 tax numbers and €382,000 in illegal payments as criminal investigation expands.
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New railway safety systems installed on 100 trains amid major reforms
Greece implements major railway safety reforms with automatic braking on 100 trains, strict penalties for violations, and 24-hour weekend metro service starting September.
Government launches autumn “counteroffensive” against high prices
Greek government launches comprehensive anti-inflation measures including minimum wage hikes, tax cuts, and pension increases to combat rising cost of living.
Government advisors urge Mitsotakis to extend olive branch to Karamanlis and Samaras
Government advisors are reportedly urging Greek PM Mitsotakis to reconcile with former PMs Karamanlis and Samaras amid political pressure and party unity concerns.
Alexis Tsipras book set for late November release – Key points from Economist conference speech
Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras finalizes book on 2015 crisis, set for November release. Plans major speech at Economist conference criticizing current government policies.
Sinai Monastery crisis threatens Greece-Egypt agreement
Greek government fears Sinai Monastery crisis could derail crucial agreement with Egypt as rebel monks challenge Archbishop Damianos’s authority.
Mitsotakis announces support measures for vulnerable groups and middle class at Thessaloniki Fair
Greek PM Mitsotakis prepares major economic relief measures targeting vulnerable groups and middle class, plus AI initiative for schools at Thessaloniki Fair.
Greek Parliament: Organizations oppose new immigration bill
Greek organizations and UN representatives strongly oppose new immigration bill, citing human rights concerns and EU law violations during parliamentary hearings.
Samaras family thanks public for support after daughter’s death
Former Greek PM Antonis Samaras’ family thanks the public for support following the sudden death of his 34-year-old daughter Lena at Evangelismos hospital.
Government demands PASOK apology over Tempi train crash conspiracy theories
Greek government sources demand PASOK apology over conspiracy theories surrounding the deadly Tempi train crash investigation and Fire Service report findings.
New Democracy condemns vandalism at minister’s office
New Democracy strongly condemns vandalism attack on Deputy Minister Sebi Voloudaki’s office, vowing that officials won’t be intimidated by thugs.
Greece fires back at Turkish provocations: “Not even freshmen diplomats”
Greece delivers sharp response to Turkish Foreign Minister’s provocative claims about domestic politics, with officials rejecting interference attempts.