The biggest threat
It might be getting overshadowed by the recent domestic political turmoil, but the fact is that Greece faces a risk of aggression that is unprecedented even by the standards of its revisionist neighbor.
Four go on trial for graft over Cyprus passports scheme
A court in Cyprus ordered a former senior state official and three others to stand trial for suspected corruption next month in connection with a lucrative cash-for-passports scheme abandoned in 2020.
ATHEX: Confident start to week for stocks
The benchmark of the Greek stock market reached the verge of 850 points on Monday with gains that diminished during the day but sufficed to offer it notable growth after a week of significant ups and downs.
Firms resort to energy crisis management
The frequency of management meetings, both at large energy-intensive groups and less energy-dependent companies, is increasing as their executives have entered crisis management mode.
Mariza Rizou | Athens | September 18
After a successful winter residency at the Stavros tou Notou club, singer Mariza Rizou has gone on tour with a new program of covers and original works.
Some 10% of school buses checked cited for violations
As the new academic year was ushered in by Greek public schools on Monday with the customary blessing ceremony, police hit the streets looking for violations on school buses.
Young offenders can pick community service over jail time
Government officials and experts are putting the finishing touches on legislation that will allow minors convicted of less serious crimes to do community service instead of serving time in prison.
President Sakellaropoulou addresses symposium on UNCLOS held on Rhodes
Resolving disputes between countries on the basis of international law is a standing position for Greece, President of the Hellenic Republic Katerina Sakellaropoulou said on Monday in her address to the 4th Symposium on International Law and International Policy for the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean, organized on the island of Rhodes by the Hellenic Society…
Shock and awe for 1.4 million households relying on natural gas
The government is mulling new solutions for the energy crisis as the winter is projected to be more severe than previous ones for some 1.4 million homes that have chosen gas as their heating source, despite soaring prices.
Booking platform for updated Covid-19 vaccines opens
The online platform to book vaccination appointments with the latest Covid-19 vaccines opened on Monday, with the first appointments available on Wednesday.