Tourism to help economy in 2022
Tourism is the spearhead of Greece’s policy for 2022, Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias said in an interview with Open TV on Tuesday.
3 detained over Thessaloniki murder
Thessaloniki police have detained three persons over the murder of a 19-year-old in the city’s eastern district of Harilaou.
Health, growth and lessons from the pandemic
One thing has become clear from the last two years: Wellbeing is a predicate for productivity and prosperity.
‘My soul is crying’: Ukrainians remember a deadly rocket attack
Residents in Mariupol, a Ukrainian front-line city rocked by shelling in 2015, mourn the dead as they brace for a potential Russian escalation.
HBO Max to launch in 15 European countries on March 8
WarnerMedia’s HBO Max streaming service will launch in 15 European countries, including Poland, Portugal and Romania, on March 8, making it available in 61 territories across Europe and the Americas.
Uffizi Gallery, bastion of tradition, evolves (slowly) with the times
Walking past the Botticellis, Raphaels and Michelangelos at the Uffizi Gallery, one could understandably be surprised to come upon self-portraits by Ethiopian artist Tesfaye Urgessa and Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama.
US firm buys startup Pollfish
Greek startup Pollfish, which has excelled in market research since its foundation in 2013, was confirmed on Tuesday to have entered the fold of US company Prodege, following a long period of negotiations, Kathimerini understands.
ATHEX: Stock advance continues at Athinon Avenue
Buyers pushed stocks higher again on Tuesday in Athens, with the climate of corporate action in mergers and acquisitions boosting optimism about market consolidation and opportunities for investments from abroad that will turn solid ideas into healthy profits.
Demetrios Papademetriou, leading expert on migration, dies at 75
Demetrios G. Papademetriou, a Greek-American scholar and activist on migration, died on January 26 in Washington DC. He was 75.
Cyprus is the EU leader in state NPLs
Cyprus remained the country with the highest stock of nonperforming loans (assets) of the general government in 2020, according to data released by Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union.