Hotelier and publisher Konstantinos Mitsis passes
Konstantinos Mitsis, the founder of Mitsis Hotels and publisher of Vradini newspaper, passed away on the morning of Sunday, August 28.
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
Konstantinos Mitsis, the founder of Mitsis Hotels and publisher of Vradini newspaper, passed away on the morning of Sunday, August 28.
Migrants and refugees' flows to the island of Lesvos posted a considerable increase in the last week.
"The ancient Greek spirit can help the people today to defend our endangered culture," Greek President Prokopis Pavlopoulos said on Monday in his address at an international conference entitled "Ancient Greece and the modern world."
Uniform Real Estate Tax (ENFIA) notifications for property owners in Greece are available online as of Monday.
In a message to Greece's creditors via a newspaper interview published on Sunday, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said that Greece demands and expects that they take steps to make the country's debt sustainable, with lower primary surplus targets after 2018.
EU Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos, Economy Minister George Stathakis and Alternate Finance Minister George Chouliarakis are expected to meet on Monday with EU Commissioner Pierre Moscovici to discuss the agenda of the negotiation and Greek economic programme.
Tourism traffic for August is picking up pace particularly in mainland Greece destinations while British travelers are still hitting Greek shores despite Brexit fears and the devaluation of the pound against the euro.
Shooting gold medalist Anna Korakaki lashed out at the Greek government after she missed out on Thursday's special ceremony honoring the Rio Olympic team.
Seven Turkish citizens, who arrived in Alexandroupola and Rhodes, are seeking asylum in Greece, according to media citing Greek officials.
A wildfire broke out late on Thursday on Chios amid strong winds.
28 firemen have been dispatched assisted by 15 vehicles, 9 people on foot, 28 volunteers, 5 private tankers, 4 helicopters and 1 aircraft.
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said on Thursday Europe needs a new progressive agenda that will focus on growth and lowering unemployment, following a summit of the Party of European Socialists (PES) in Paris, where he was invited as an observer.
Once the issue of FYROM's name is resolved Greece will support the country's path towards the EU, Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias said on Thursday during a speech at the annual conference of the country's ambassadors in Skopje.
"Greece and FYROM ought to live together in peace, cooperation and prosperity.
"The letter of Valdis Dombrovskis, Pierre Moscovisi and Marianne Thyssen does not only violate the Greek Constitution but also the EU institutional acquis," Alternate Justice Minister Dimitris Papangelopoulos said in a statement on Thursday.
The president of the Center Union Vassilis Leventis predicted early elections soon, from Zakynthos, wherehe attended the festivities of St. Dionysios.