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Skertsos: Support for households facing energy costs, based on fiscal capacity
Referring to the energy crisis, the Minister of State stressed that it is a huge problem, but one that, as he noted, is international
Sean Connery was not the first choice for James Bond, Roger Moore’s son says
According to Geoffrey Moore, his father was initially considered by the producers, eventually playing Agent 007 in the eighth film, 1973’s “Live and Let Die”
Government braces for tough pre-election winter as rising prices and Turkey tensions loom
Fuel relief measures are returning, polls suggest the Thessaloniki fair package is reaching beyond New Democracy's 30% vote share, and a prospective Samaras party and the released Ilias Kasidiaris threaten to reshape the political right
Woman stabbed with a penknife by her ex in Igoumenitsa a month after the couple split up
The suspect reportedly confessed to a row over a €2,000 debt after first blaming four masked attackers. He is in hospital with self-inflicted chest wounds, out of danger, while police examine the pair's relationship history
Mediterranean warming and becoming saltier at an accelerating rate, new study finds
Warming is accelerating in the central and eastern Mediterranean, particularly in the Adriatic, where temperatures are rising all the way to the seafloor
Ministry of National Economy and Finance: New out-of-court mechanism fully operational to protect primary residences – Steps for debtors and example of a restructuring
Under the new, expedited restructuring process, borrowers can secure greater debt write-offs and lower monthly installments
Pierrakakis: Heating allowance increase to apply across the board without changes to criteria, we have reserves for worst-case scenarios
“Populists know how to describe problems well but not how to provide solutions in the best-case scenario. In the worst case, they come along and add just as many more when they are in government,” Kyriakos Pierrakakis said
