New mix for tax revenues

Next year, more than 50% of the country’s total tax revenues will come from two sources: VAT and corporate income tax. Source link

Tsitsipas Basel Withdrawal Sparks Shoulder Injury Concerns

Tsitsipas Basel Withdrawal Sparks Shoulder Injury Concerns

Stefanos Tsitsipas has pulled out of the Swiss Indoors in a Tsitsipas Basel withdrawal that raises fresh questions over his right shoulder. The Greek star withdrew from the ATP 500 event in Switzerland on Sunday 25 October. Its main draw began a day later. Tsitsipas had been drawn to face American Taylor Fritz, the world …

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EOK Funding Frozen, Vroutsis Calls for Elections

EOK Funding Frozen, Vroutsis Calls for Elections

Greece’s government has kept state funding to the Hellenic Basketball Federation (EOK) frozen and is pressing it to hold fresh leadership elections as soon as possible. The move comes as the match-fixing scandal known as “Basketgate” sweeps through Greek basketball. Deputy Sports Minister Giannis Vroutsis called the federation’s new president and board to an emergency …

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Violence and politics

The recent scenes in France may have shocked other Europeans, but they did not shock the Greeks, at least not those who remember how extreme elements tried to push the country over the brink at the peak of the economic crisis – and nearly succeeded. Source link

Two Foreign Nationals Arrested Over Fake Documents at Airport

Two Foreign Nationals Arrested Over Fake Documents at Airport

During a police check, officers discovered that the man held proof of an application for a temporary residence permit for foreign nationals, but authorities had rejected the application. The woman, meanwhile, possessed an allegedly forged Greek residence permit. Officers from the Thessaloniki Airport Security Department made the arrests. A search of the man’s luggage uncovered …

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Erdogan Dismisses EU Opposition to Turkish-Libyan Maritime Memorandum – Greek City Times

Erdogan Dismisses EU Opposition to Turkish-Libyan Maritime Memorandum – Greek City Times

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has dismissed European Union objections to the Turkish-Libyan maritime memorandum, insisting Ankara will not abandon its claims in the Eastern Mediterranean. Speaking after a cabinet meeting, Erdogan welcomed the unanimous approval of the 2019 memorandum by Libya’s House of Representatives, describing the decision as a significant step in protecting what …

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