2022 ends against a backdrop of unimaginable polarization and toxicity. Still, many people believe that we have not seen anything yet and that in the next three to four months we will be surprised by how much lower the public debate can go.
Greek products enjoyed an increase in market share abroad compared to competing products from other countries, according to a study by the National Bank of Greece.
Given the extreme weather phenomena observed on all continents, in particular the deadly snowstorm in the US, it cannot be ruled out that Greece will face a “polar bomb,” according to Efthymios Lekkas.
Athens Mayor Kostas Bakoyannis on Wednesday expressed support for his Istanbul counterpart, Ekrem Imamoglu, and for the people of Turkey.
The United States, NATO and European Union urged maximum restraint in the north of Kosovo, as authorities closed a third border crossing on Wednesday and tensions escalated with local Serbs over its 2008 independence.
The voting arrangement for Greeks living abroad may have been approved by a cross-party consensus but it is problematic, as it makes the exercise of that right dependent on excessive bureaucratic burdens.
Fun and funky local act The Burger Project is putting on a special show for kids and the young at heart at Six Dogs on New Year’s Eve.
The timing of the selection and placement of the approximately 800 new education advisers and 14,000 school administrators will determine the start of the evaluation of newly appointed teachers who will complete their first two years in schools in June 2023.
With two bourse sessions left till the end of the year, the Greek stock market offered little excitement to traders and observers on Wednesday, though once again the late rally in the closing auctions managed to offset the benchmark’s losses and supply it with negligible gains.