How the world sees Greece
It is estimated that 2,000-3,000 Greeks are involved in truffle hunting and production, with Greek truffles now being exported as far away as the US. According to an Athens Macedonian News Agency (AMNA) report, truffle wholesale prices in the European ...
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The application for the new stayover tax returns as well as the electronic application monitoring the short-term leasing of properties (on platforms like Airbnb) will be fully implemented by March 31, 2018, according to a decision of the Independent Public Revenue Authority (AADE) published at the ...
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ATHENS – Stepping up their raids, apart from many of Greece’s wealthy who hide their money in secret foreign accounts, tax authorities have set a […] The post Greek Tax Officials Plan One Million Confiscations in 2018 appeared first on The National Herald.
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As developments with FYROM’s misappropriation of the name Macedonia continue to unfold, Greece stands at the threshold of what could either become a national humiliation […] The post What’s in a Name? a Strategy for Transforming Poor Policy appeared first on The National Herald.
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TILOS, Greece – A solar electric vehicle charging station will be installed on the island of Tilos in cooperation with the University of Piraeus. The […] The post Solar Electric Vehicle Charging Station to Be Installed on Tilos appeared first on The National Herald.
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GREECE'S Council for Refugees has called on the country's government to launch an investigation into alleged "systematic pushbacks" by police on the ... Even if refugees and migrants were allowed to cross the border between GREECE and Turkey, the police would then arrest them and take them back to ...
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GREECE'S parliament has ratified the €1.1bn privatisation of the northern Greek port of Thessaloniki, with a sale to to a consortium of German, French and Russian-Greek companies. The disposal of OLTH, operator of the port, takes the form of a combined share sale and concession deal, and was agreed ...
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