How Russia spreads its influence in Europe
In Russian intelligence slang, it is called “kompromat.” A kompromat is any sensitive personal data that can be used as a means of influence and blackmail.
Akar issues fresh threats against Greece
Turkey’s Defense Minister Hulusi Akar has reacted to a recent visit by his Greek counterpart Nikos Panagiotopoulos to the eastern Aegean island of Kastellorizo, some 2 km off Turkey’s southern coast, while reiterating Turkish demands for demilitarization.
MyTEKA app on auxiliary pension fund
The 102,000 people insured with the new Hellenic Auxiliary Pensions Defined Contributions Fund (TEKA) will soon be able to obtain a complete picture of their contributions, whether they have been paid on time and where their contributions are invested, and consequently how their savings are developing.
Turkish UAV flies over Greek islet
A Turkish unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), commonly known as a drone, flew over the Dodecanese islet of Kandelioussa on Saturday.
Mitsotakis honored by Greek-American community
The Greek-American community paid tribute to Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and his wife Mareva Grabowski Mitsotaki at a luncheon at the Loeb Boathouse in Central Park on September 21.
European lottery group Allwyn calls off SPAC deal to list on NYSE
European lottery group Allwyn Entertainment – which controls a 48.1% stake in OPAP – said on Friday it has called off its deal with a blank-check company that would have seen its shares list in New York, citing volatile market conditions.
Mitsotakis raises Parthenon sculptures at UN
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis referred to Greece’s standing demand for the permanent return from the British Museum in London of the Parthenon sculptures during his address to the United Nations General Assembly.
Premiere Nights | Athens | September 28 – October 9
The Greek capital’s biggest cinematic event is back in its 28th edition and has spread out across the city, with screenings at the Danaos, Idea, Astor, Asty, Trianon and Pallas theaters, as well as the Athens Concert Hall and The Mall
ECRI: Improvements in human rights, problems with LGBTQI, Roma, migrants
The progress made in Greece over the last eight years on individual human rights was acknowledged in the current report of the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI), which also made a number of recommendations to protect vulnerable demographic groups.
Purchasing power will be limited without an increase in salaries
The rise in inflation poses a policy dilemma, according to the Parliamentary Budget Office.