Man arrested for raping woman, holding her captive
A 29-year-old man was arrested on Sunday for raping a 23-year-old woman whom he was holding captive in his apartment in Thessaloniki, northern Greece.
A national research strategy
Research is the most important, if not the only source of innovation. Greece, a small country, has no other choice but to invest heavily in research if it wants to be competitive in the 21st century.
Athens prepared for Madrid challenges
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is heading to the upcoming NATO summit with the text of the conclusions of the European Council in his luggage which calls on Turkey to stop making threats against Greece and to move on a de-escalation trajectory.
Rental rates rival London’s
The Athens rental market is rife with speculative attempts by landlords, mainly of small apartments between 20 and 40 square meters: This is the property category with the highest demand today, due to its more affordable costs in theory, in comparison to larger assets.
Demand for fuel stays strong
Is demand for fuel flexible or not? Can’t even an explosive increase in prices, such as that experienced by consumers in Greece in recent months, since Russia invaded Ukraine, reduce consumption significantly? The data that are arriving every month at the Finance Ministry show it can’t, at least for now.
Petrides warns of uncertainty
Uncertainty is the only certain thing in the new era we are entering, said Cyprus’ Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides addressing the 14th Congress of the island nation’s Free Trade Unions of Semi-Governmental Organizations last week.
Israeli-Hellenic Forum starts Monday
The Institute of International Relations (IDIS) is hosting this year’s meeting of the Israeli-Hellenic Forum, themed “A World in Transition,” under the aegis of the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs.