Council of State
Large tourism project blocked on Paros
The Council of State, Greece's highest administrative court, has intervened against the way large tourism investments on small islands are approved.
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Vindication for gov’t and EFKA
The legislative arrangements of the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs for the utilization of specialized professionals, aimed at dealing with the problem of delays in the issue of thousands of main or auxiliary pensions, are within the constitutional and legal frameworks.
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Special Court: SYRIZA planned to control media
There was a plan by the SYRIZA-led government to acquire and control media, according to the multi-page reasoning of the Special Court, published on Monday, that led to the conviction of ex-minister Nikos Pappas to two years in prison over his handling of a 2016 TV license tender.
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Mitsotakis: Water companies to return to public control after elections
The Athens and Thessaloniki water utility companies will return to public control after the forthcoming elections, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has said.
"Water is and will remain a public good," Mitsotakis underlined, in an interview with private TV broadcaster SKAI.
Landis+Gyr threatens court action over power meter project rebuff
Energy management solutions industry leader Landis+Gyr on Tuesday announced it would resort to the European Court against a decision excluding the company from an international tender for the supply of electricity consumption meters.
Changes in professional recognition of degrees
A Council of State ruling has altered the criteria governing the professional recognition of qualifications from Greek colleges that serve as branches of European universities.
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Top court ruling tackling hotelization of city center
The Council of State is reversing the way building is done in downtown Athens after ruling that construction within the Commercial Triangle will have to be checked by the Central Archaeological Council, both in terms of height and the creation of new hotels.
Athens building heights in hands of urban planners
An Environment Ministry decision on the height of buildings insists that an additional bonus in floors as stipulated in the new building regulation can be applied in Athens as well, thus overriding a series of recent decisions by the Council of State on the matter.
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Lawsuit filed against İmamoğlu for ‘bid rigging’
A lawsuit has been filed against Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu for seven years in prison on the grounds of "bid rigging" of his time as the mayor of Beylikdüzü district in 2015.
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Presidential decree to change distribution of parliamentary seats reaches CoS
The Presidential decree to adjust the distribution of parliamentary seats following the results of the 2021 census has reached the Council of State. The decree was authored by the Electoral Authority of the Interior Ministry.