Eurogroup Discusses Additional Greek Debt Aid
Today marks Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras' participation in Eurogroup discussions, where he will discuss additional Greek debt aid.
Migrant Boats Sink Near Samos
Near Samos, thirty passengers are missing and at least two have drowned, as a result of two sinking boats located near the Turkish coastline.
New Auxiliary Pension Cuts Mandated
New auxiliary pension cuts are being applied to Greeks social security funds this summer, due to the "zero deficit clause", between the Hellenic government and its global lenders.
Social Dividend Funds Dispersed This Week
In Greece, approximately 265,000 applicants requesting 2013's primary surplus, are slated to receive their funds this week.
Parliament Grants Golden Dawn Members Preparation Time
Golden Dawn members Dimitris Koukoutsis, Nikos Kouzilos, Eleni Zaroulia and Michalis Arvanitis have been granted additional time today, to prepare before facing court magistrates.
WWF Greece Pens Coastal Open Letter to Parliament
The World Wild Life Fund's Greek sector has reached out to Parliament members with an open letter, pointing out the hazards of a newly introduced bill that lifts regulations on coastal constructions.
Itea Bomb Contains November 17 Fugitives's DNA
The bomb delivered but detained last week at Itea's police station, has been analyzed by explosive experts, who found November 17th fugitive Christodoulos Xeros' DNA within the parcel.
Polls Reveal New Democracy's Lead
Greek coalition colleagues New Democracy and PASOK are aiming to stimulate their political party cores, in order to cripple SYRIZA's desire for a snap national vote.
Rhode Island Senator Raptakis' Greek Pontian Resolution
On May 1st, Rhode Island Senator Leonidas Raptakis introduced and passed the yearly Greek Pontian Genocide Resolution in the State Senate.
Senator Gianaris' F Train Derailment Statement
New York Senator Michael Gianaris released an official statement yesterday, regarding the New York City F train's derailment.
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Greece Experiences Tourism Growth Rate
In the first quarter of 2014, Greece has experienced an impressive foreign tourism growth rate, regarding arrivals and trip revenues, compared to its regional competitors.
Finance Ministry's Coastal Development Law Under Fire
The Greek Finance Ministry has introduced a controversial coastal development law, that has incensed environmental groups, as well as a conservative deputy yesterday.
Greek Police Solve Major Fraud Case
Today, the financial sector of the Hellenic police force reported solving a fraud case, by an Aspropyrgos-based recycling firm that avoided taxes, among other illegal activities.
University of Crete Ranked 53rd in Global Ratings!
Once again, the Times Higher Education ranked the University of Crete as the 53rd best young educational institution in the world!