Where the return of Parthenon Marbles stands and Greece’s strategy
Greece pursues return of Parthenon Marbles through long-term loan agreement with UK, with antiquities exchange playing key role in negotiations strategy.
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Sophia Zacharaki: 14,806 student suspensions in one year for phone use
Greek schools suspended nearly 15,000 students for mobile phone use in one academic year, with Education Minister Sophia Zacharaki revealing the shocking statistics.
Marinakis on Thessaloniki International Trade Fair- Exhibition package: “Boldest tax reform ever”
Greek government announces boldest tax reform package, targeting middle-class relief and economic growth through comprehensive fiscal policy changes.
Parliamentary inquiry on OPEKEPE set for September 15 first session
Greece’s parliament sets September 15 for first session of OPEKEPE inquiry committee, investigating agricultural payment agency activities from 1998 to present.
Mitsotakis meets Haftar’s son at Maximos Mansion
Greek PM Mitsotakis meets with Haftar’s son at Maximos Mansion to discuss strengthening Greece-Libya economic and commercial relations.
Georgiadis: Nurses to be included in hazardous work category from 2026
Greek Health Minister announces nurses will be classified as hazardous workers from 2026, while defending major tax reforms and zero taxation for young workers.
Mitsotakis meets Archbishop Ieronymos: “We’re here to face great challenges together”
Greek PM Mitsotakis and Archbishop Ieronymos meet to discuss state-church cooperation and address pending issues at the start of the new political year.
Tax cuts from 2026: How workers, families and pensioners benefit
Greece announces major tax cuts starting 2026, benefiting workers, families and pensioners. Government reveals detailed breakdown of annual savings per taxpayer.
Mitsotakis roadmap to elections at TIF: strategic goals and priorities
From the podium of the Thessaloniki International Fair, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis presented the government’s roadmap until 2027, providing clear answers about policy priorities and the country’s electoral prospects. The press conference provided a significant…
Mitsotakis on national graduation exam: No abolishing university entrance tests
Greek PM Mitsotakis announces no plans to abolish university entrance exams while introducing National Graduation Certificate to restore high school autonomy by 2029.
Mitsotakis: We will complete the four-year term – Elections in 2027
Greek PM Mitsotakis rules out early elections, confirms government will complete full four-year term with elections scheduled for 2027 despite opposition pressure.
TIF 2025: Mitsotakis announces €1.7bn relief package tonight
Greek PM Mitsotakis unveils €1.7bn tax relief package at TIF 2025, targeting middle class families with permanent cuts and support for workers and pensioners.