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Greek Council of State rulings on building permits

2 clusters · 11 sources · last updated

Latest: Council of State mandates compensation for illegal building permits near streams

The Greek Council of State has issued several rulings regarding the legality of building permits and the resulting liabilities of public authorities. In one decision, the court annulled a building permit in the protecte

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Greek medical regulation and oversight

3 clusters · 36 sources · last updated

Latest: Thessaloniki mourns journalist Olga Gkali

The Greek government is intensifying efforts to regulate the medical sector, specifically targeting unverified longevity treatments and illegal paramedical activities. Initially, the Ministry of Health announced plans to

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Greek government treasury bill auctions

3 clusters · 10 sources · last updated

Latest: Greek State to auction 400 million euros in 26-week treasury bills

The Greek Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) has scheduled several auctions for treasury bills throughout late 2026. On September 2, 2026, the Hellenic Republic planned to auction 400 million euros in 52-week treasury

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Greece license plate shortage and fuel cost update

6 clusters · 63 sources · last updated

Latest: Greece addresses vehicle license plate shortage and rising fuel costs

Greece is addressing the automotive market crisis caused by a shortage of metal blanks for license plates. To resolve the backlog affecting an estimated 10,000 to 15,000 vehicles, the Ministry of Infrastructure and Trans

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Turkey intensifies F-35 push amid S-400 and regional impasse

65 clusters · 485 sources · last updated

Latest: Greece PM cites legal hurdles for Turkey's F-35 return

The deadlock over Turkey’s return to the F-35 programme remains complex. While President Donald Trump has indicated he may lift CAATSA sanctions, the U.S. Congress remains cautious, and the State Department maintains tha