Sculpture dug up in Veria
What appears to be an unfinished sculpture inspired by the god Apollo or Hermes from the 2nd or early 3rd century AD has been found during excavations in Veria, northern Greece, the Culture Ministry said Wednesday.
Greek shippers have invested some $16 bln in fleet expansion this year
Greek shipowners have spent an estimated $16 billion on new and used ships this year, per the Clarksons shipbrokers.
Retail market sees turnover drop 25% on 2019
The advent of the Omicron variant of the coronavirus is having a seriously negative effect on retail turnover this Christmas that is expected to come to 25-30% below that of 2019.
Government seeking to tame energy prices
Among the multifaceted effects of the pandemic the government is struggling with, spiking energy prices are far from the least of its concerns.
Attica Bank share increase fully covered
Attica Bank has fully covered its 240-million-euro share capital increase, it said on Tuesday.
New books update our thinking about cruelty
Unless you happen to be a proud sadist, intentional cruelty is something that other people do.
Greek, UAE FMs discuss economic cooperation, investments
Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias met on Wednesday with United Arab Emirates Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology Sultan bin Ahmed Al Jaber.
PM speaks about the Archimedes center
“The initiative of the Archimedes center started as a thought and today is a real project which has guaranteed funding from the recovery fund in order to gather in Greece brilliant minds who work on this subject. I am also looking forward to this,” Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Wednesday at an event for…
Fire breaks out in central Athens home
A fire has broken out in a detached house in the neighborhood of Gazi, central Athens, on Wednesday night.
Coast guard participates in search for missing monk
A coast guard vessel, as well as police patrol cars, are participating in search and rescue operation to locate a missing monk of the monastic community of Mt Athos.