Incomes shrink on inflation
The perfect storm is looming for thousands of households.
Athens and the residential challenge
Athens’ future as an attractive and sustainable city will depend, no doubt, on a variety of factors – some constant, some impossible to predict. One of its biggest challenges, however, lies in attracting new residents back into its most central neighborhoods; the sailing appears to be anything but smooth, and obstacles – big and small…
Modiano Market to reopen Monday
The doors to Thessaloniki’s Modiano Market will be opening to the public officially on Monday, following a radical overhaul of the historic colonnaded emporium, which was condemned as structurally unsound in 2017 after years of abandonment and neglect.
Gov’t approves transfer of 14,563 civil servants
Applications will open on Monday for staff ing 14,563 positions in the public sector through permanent or temporary transfers of already employed staff.
Staikouras in Brussels for Eurogroup, Ecofin meetings
Greek Finance Minister Christos Staikouras will attend the Eurogroup and Ecofin meetings in Brussels Monday and Tuesday, respectively.
Zenetos, an architect from the future
The open-air amphitheater on Lycabettus Hill, designed by modernist architect Takis Zenetos (1926-1977), is seen during construction in the mid-1960s.
Hundreds of meetings at Greece’s London roadshow
A total of 96 international institutional investors with funds under management of $30 trillion took part in discussions with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, the heads of the four systemic banks and top executives from over 20 major Greek listed companies in London in the context of the Greek Investment Conference last week.
The chronic illness debate is more mainstream – But still mysterious
One effect of the coronavirus pandemic has been to normalize a debate about mysterious chronic illnesses that previously hovered at the fringes of American public discourse.