The government cancelled the grace period which would have helped public use truck and tanker drivers adjust to the new market conditions. Evangelia Tsaga, who is responsible for the "Transport and Communications" department in New Democracy, explained the process for the readers of GRReporter.

Greek pop star Sakis Rouvas turns 40 years old today and states that it does not bother him at all.

The former Prime Minister said that his office was the victim of a war on the part of the media, which according to him was related to the refusal to grant a loan by the National Bank of Greece. He denied having exerted pressure on the decision of the bank. Publisher Stavros Psiharis claims there was political interference. And the bank is silent.

Turnover of stores in Greece around Christmas declined by 30 percent. From the 13 million Euros turnover in December of 2010 stores this year reached only nine million Euros.

The results from the study of the Greek Statistical Service on income and living conditions in the country in 2010 are alarming.

But not immediately, but once the next parliamentary elections take place. The Socialists will appear on those elections with another Prime Minister candidate. "An action with many question marks," this is how political observers comment on the statements done by Papandreou, who spoke on the meeting in front of the party's political council.

The Greek Administrative Court established a new case of corruption in the capital tax office, which has deprived the country of hundreds of thousands of Euros.