Xanthi, Greece News

Greece expects to earn $15 billion in revenue over the next 10 years from existing oil and natural gas reserves.

Three foreign inmates who escaped from detention in the police precinct of Xanthi in northern Greece, on Saturday, remained at large on Sunday.

Prime Minister Lucas Papademos will be convening a meeting with the Greek interim government's cabinet at 3 p.m., Kathimerini has learned.

Public transport fares will have to rise by at least 25 percent in a yearA's time, according to the requirements of GreeceA's agreement with its official creditors.

The liberalization of the taxi profession has stalled in the absence of pressure by the countryA's official creditors, with the Infrastructure Ministry appearing reluctant to implement any of the previous plans for the opening-up process.