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New Greek ID: Six in 10 citizens still using the old version
Current ID cards will no longer be valid as travel documents from 3 August 2026 and will be phased out completely in September 2027. Replacement is mandatory under EU rules and is also required to obtain a passport
Government unveils second-half roadmap to quash Autumn election speculation
Hatzidakis and Skertsos to present each ministry's key priorities at today's Cabinet meeting, with the new National Baccalaureate, transferring planning authorities to the Hellenic Cadastre, special spatial plans for renewables, tourism and industry, and major infrastructure projects at the top of the agenda
The truth about dividends, insurance companies and hospitals (another truth), Samaras’ phone calls, Aktor and Motor Oil (there’s more to come…), the anxieties of Fevgas
Why COSCO is a major US concern in Libya & the new parcel fees that reshape the EU e-commerce landscape
End of ultra-cheap Shein and Temu shopping: Who pays the new €3 fee, when it applies, and who can avoid it from tomorrow
Under European Commission guidelines that will apply across all EU customs authorities, the key issue for consumers is not when an order was placed, but when the parcel is cleared for import into the EU
Finance Minister hails new UN migration agency logistics centre in Thessaloniki as a national success
"A national success" was how the Minister of National Economy and Finance described the International Organization for Migration’s Supply Chain Center, which was inaugurated this afternoon at the Thessaloniki International Trade Fair (TIF)
Complaint filed after 87-year-old patient accused of violently attacking doctors at Lemnos Hospital
A doctor is being treated at the hospital following the attack – Another rural doctor and a nurse were also injured, according to POEDIN
Mexico’s ‘Batman’ vigilante hunts motorcycle thieves and ties them to poles
It's gone viral in Mexico – Police are searching for the man who's taking the law into his own hands**
Venezuela earthquakes: Almost 1,500 dead as fears grow for 50,000 missing
There are fears that the death toll will rise dramatically, as the fate of more than 50,000 people remains unknown
