Crisis Hits Gambling
A drop of 37% was registered between 2009-2013 in proceeds from gambling in Greece, going back to levels registered in 2004.
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
Ancient Lyceum's Public Opening
A newly inaugurated archeological site opened on Wednesday at 08.00 am in downtown Athens, offering the public the chance to stroll in Aristotle's Lyceum.
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George Papandreou Jordanian Working Trip
The President of the Socialist International, George Papandreou , during a working visit to Jordan was received on Monday 2nd of June, in Amman , by His Majesty the King Abdallah II. The King reviewed the repercussions of the crisis in Syria on neighboring countries, mainly on Jordan.
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37th Book Fair Opens at Athens Odeum
A new urban experience started today at 19.00 pm in Athens, activating an architecturally, historically, and symbolically significant venue, the Athens Odeum, where the 37th Book Fair is taking place.
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Athenian Public Transportation Offers 3 & 6 Month Passes
Deputy Transport Minister Michalis Papadopoulos ratified a protocol today, that offers Athenian commuters tickets that span over a three or six month period.
Parliament's surprise closure
A little after 17.00 pm on Wednesday, parliament was shut down after a relevant decision that surprised many, despite intense rumors preceding the move. Parliament will remain closed for two weeks pending the opening of summer sessions.
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
SDOE Cracks 214 Million Euro Tax Fraud Cases
Today, the SDOE monetary crimes division announced its revelation of tax fraud and evasion cases, that amount to 214 million euros just last month.
Odeon of Herod Atticus' Autumn Program Announced
The Odeon of Herod Atticus' fall program will perform between September first throughout October ninth, after the summer Athens Festival ends.
Mall of Athens Now Considered Legal Property
The Mall of Athens was originally deemed unconstitutional and illegal by the Greek State Council, however the government has plans to legalize it.
Social Dividend Cap Raised
The Hellenic government confirmed its decision today to heighten the yearly income cap for one-off social dividend beneficiaries, to 7,050 from 6,000 euros.
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Rhodes Tourism Experiences 11.38% Increase
Last month, the island of Rhodes experienced a 11.38% increase in tourism, compared to last year's May.
SYRIZA Leader Tsipras Requests European Election Respect
Yesterday, SYRIA leader Alexis Tsipras asked for European election outcome respect and the preservation of the democratic process.
TAIPED Receives Land Properties
The Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund (TAIPED) has received a substantial amount of Attica coastal land properties, due to a decision administered by the Interministerial Privatisation Commission.
Greece Versus Nigeria Soccer Match Holds 0-0 Score
Yesterday's FIFA soccer match between Greece and Nigeria ended in a final score of 0-0.