At the last moment, the levy on property ownership in favor of regional authorities has been averted, sparing owners a further tax burden. Source link

Athens is accelerating efforts to develop and acquire unmanned systems to strengthen naval operations. Source link

A long-forgotten archaeological site on Rhodes was reopened on Monday, with Culture Minister Lina Mendoni inaugurating a Hellenistic-era shipyard, the Medieval Gardens of the Palace of the Grand Master. Source link

European lawmakers agreed on Monday to European Union member states’ proposal to keep the current three-hour flight delay threshold for compensation in the EU’s next set of airline passenger rights, ending a decade-long debate. Source link

Police in Mykonos have arrested two men for allegedly stealing tools and equipment from construction sites in various areas of the Cycladic island. Source link

The European Commission said it has received assurances by the Albanian government that the planned controversial €1.4 billion investment project on the Adriatic coast, linked to the son-in-law of US President Donald Trump, will fully comply with European environmental rules, in an attempt to allay concerns expressed by about the project. Source link

The government is offering property owners money for the renovation of their assets, with the online platform for eligible applicants going live on Monday. A total of €480 million will be distributed. Source link

Greek Culture Minister Lina Mendoni and Italian Culture Minister Alessandro Giuli, guided by the director of the Acropolis Museum, Nikos Stampolidis, look at artwork during the inauguration of the exhibition “Inspirations. Ancient Greek Art living in Italy.” Source link

A prosecutor in Athens has recommended a guilty verdict for a ruling New Democracy party lawmaker and the former secretary-general of Interior Ministry over the leak of emails belonging to diaspora Greeks, a scandal known as “email gate.” Source link

A decade after Greek postal operator ELTA was described as standing “on the edge of a cliff,” the organization remains mired in many of the same problems despite repeated restructuring efforts, hundreds of millions of euros in public support and major operational changes. Source link