Foreign Ministry monitoring “worrying” situation in Poland
The Foreign Ministry announced that it was monitoring the unfolding situation in Poland on Tuesday night.
Court imposes fine over ship still lying on Santorini seabed
Fifteen years after the Sea Diamond cruise ship sank off the coast of the island of Santorini, national and local authorities have still not salvaged the wreck.
Journalist who published list of alleged wiretapping targets called to testify anew
Journalist and editor-in-chief of Documento newspaper Kostas Vaxevanis was summoned to testify to prosecutors on Friday on the wiretapping issue, it was reported on Tuesday.
ATHEX: Main index climbs to new 6-month high
Against expectations for a spot of profit taking, the Greek stock market continued its growth for another day on Tuesday, with the benchmark consolidating itself above 900 points, on improved trading volume too.
Three World Travel Awards for Sani Resort in Halkidiki
Sani Resort, the world-renowned destination for luxury family vacations for over 50 years in Kassandra, Halkidiki, won a double distinction at the World Travel Awards 2022.
Addressing the side effects
There can be no change or growth without side effects. The expansion of short-term leasing in the accommodation sector rapidly became a source of easy income and expanded the possibilities of the tourism economy.
A basket case of inflation policy
Inflation hits the poorest harder, a report by the European Central Bank has shown. That is because they spend a much larger percentage of their income on food and energy. Inflation is much higher for the poor than it is for the rich.
Shame | Athens | December 9
After thrilling the crowd at the 2019 Release Festival, hit British post-punk act Shame are returning to the Greek capital with new material from their 2021 album “Drunk Tank Pink.”
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Government posts draft wiretapping legislation for public consultation
The government has put to public consultation draft legislation that would update the procedures the country’s intelligence service is required to take to wiretap citizens.