Economic distortion
When the state lends to businesses, the terms must be clear and consistent, like transactions between individuals.
Some votes stink
Can Alkis Kambanos, who was killed by soccer hooligans last week, play the role Pavlos Fyssas (who was killed by a member of neo-Nazi Golden Dawn) did in eliminating a criminal organization?
Christina Calbari | Athens | February 12 – March 19
The Batagianni Gallery will host the 10th solo exhibition of internationally renowned visual artist Christina Calbari, titled “Exodus.”
Arrested parents reveal gruesome murder of child
A man and a woman were arrested in Athens on Saturday for killing their 7-year-old child in January 2017 and hiding its body in the house, police sources said.
SNF to pay for new children’s hospital
The Greek Parliament last week approved a donation of 160 million euros by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) for the construction of a university pediatric hospital in Thessaloniki.
Covid-19: 16,442 new infections, fewer deaths
The daily bulletin by Greek health authorities showed 66 deaths from Covid-19 in the last 24 hours, versus 92 the previous day, as well as 16,442 new cases – a drop from 17,656 on Friday.
Greece to pay about 127 million over poor plastic recycling record
Greece will have to pay around €127 million to the European Union this year due to its low performance in recycling plastic packaging.
Amazon to support Greece’s digital transformation
Amazon Web Services (AWS) wants to be actively involved in the digital transformation of the country after the important steps taken in this direction by both the private sector and the Greek government.
12,000 compensation applications submitted to Attiki Odos
Some 12,000 applications for compensation were submitted to the online platform for drivers who were trapped on the Attiki Odos motorway during the recent snowstorm, the company said.
Cartoon by Ilias Makris (12/02/2022)
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