12th suspect jailed over soccer fan murder
A 12th suspect in the murder case of Alkis Kambanos in the northern city of Thessaloniki has been jailed after appearing before an examining magistrate.
Road losses for Olympiakos and PAOK in Europe
Olympiakos and PAOK suffered one-goal losses on the road on Thursday that allow for some hope of recovery in the return legs next week in Greece.
Georgiadis: Tax cut ‘wouldn’t necessarily lead to price drop’
Reducing the rates of value-added tax or the special consumption tax on fuel will not necessarily lead to lower prices for consumers, Development and Investments Minister Adonis Georgiadis asserted, speaking to state radio, on Thursday.
ATHEX: Ukraine firmly on investors’ minds
Concerns over the situation in Ukraine again affected investor mood on Thursday at Athinon Avenue, inflicting losses on the majority of stocks and on the day’s trading volume.
Conferences galore at Posidonia
The booming dry bulk and container markets, the decarbonization debate, new technological challenges and how they reshape the industry, the initial impact of Covid-19 and the subsequent rebound, as well as the uncertainty of what the future holds in a post-pandemic world, are some of the topics that will be addressed during the conference program…
Airport passenger traffic up more than threefold in January
Passenger traffic at Greek airports took off last month, recording a 223.6% jump compared to January last year.
Cartoon by Ilias Makris (17/02/2022)
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Migrant deaths last September bring pushback claims to the fore
The deaths of two migrants, from Cameroon and Ivory Coast, last September has brought the issue of alleged migrant pushbacks by Greece back to the fore.
No more passes for the reinfected
People who become reinfected with SARS-CoV-2 and have not been vaccinated against the virus will no longer be eligible for a certificate of recovery that allows them access to bars, restaurants, shops and other public venues.
United front on diplomacy, defense
The parliamentary debate which preceded the approval of agreements for the purchase of Belharra frigates and Rafale fighter jets from France was not a one-dimensional affair.