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Greece dodges Europe’s deadly heatwave, but thunderstorms and blustering winds are on the way
The three weather trends from Tuesday through Friday
New rules for Greeks abroad: tax breaks, vehicle exemptions and habitual residence clarified
AADE has issued new guidelines aimed at making the relocation process clearer for diaspora Greeks and repatriates, returning workers and others moving their permanent residence to the country
A Day With My Pet returns to Attica with adoption day, pet first aid and family activities in Gerakas
The fifth edition of topetmou.gr’s pet festival will take place on Friday, June 26, at Makedonia Square in Gerakas, in the Municipality of Pallini, with adoption opportunities, grooming advice, children’s activities and information on responsible pet ownership.
16 Hand-Picked Places to Eat on Sifnos Right Now
From beachside tavernas to ambitious new kitchens, this is where the island’s deep culinary tradition meets its modern appetite
Murder suspect says he stabbed 45-year-old woman in Crete before striking her with a log when she screamed for help
The defendant described the killing of Stavroula Leventaki, the alleged attempt to stage a robbery and the disposal of her body, telling investigators: “I smoked a joint and thought about where to take the body without getting caught by police”
Tsipras’s EL.AS. party targets luxury cars, fast yachts, dividends and apartments with pools
Despite Alexis Tsipras’s promise that “this time” the middle class will not be taxed, comments from senior figures in his new left-wing party point to a very different approach towards wealth and high-end lifestyles
The super-rich, fast boats, swimming pools and Hellenic Police jeeps, Adonis and the Kasselakis couple, and which MPs are leading in Attica
From luxury-tax plans and Attica polling to market moves, shipping warnings and behind-the-scenes political manoeuvring, today’s column tracks the deals, rivalries and calculations shaping Athens politics and business.
Greek tax authority AADE targets money transfers between relatives, parental gifts and donations: When does a simple bank transfer become a tax trap?
Joint accounts, cash gifts and transfers routed through several family members can trigger audits if taxpayers cannot show where the money came from, who built up the balance and who ultimately benefited
Greek prime minister and defence minister to inaugurate new cyber defence centre as Athens strengthens its digital shield
The new, state-of-the-art facilities, funded by a donation from shipowner Athanasios Laskaridis, will serve as the operational hub of Greece’s digital defence system
