Greens triumph at Zalgiris, Reds lose in Turkey
Panathinaikos scored its third consecutive victory in the Euroleague with an emphatic road win at Zalgiris Kaunas, while Olympiakos suffered a reverse in Turkey, going down to Anadolu Efes.
Unlocking innovation
How do you foment competitiveness and how is local innovation linked to the global ranking of a country?
‘Privatization’ and legitimacy
The idea that the civil service could hire managers from the private sector for difficult missions is supported by the success of the measure in dealing with the chronic backlog in the issuing of pensions.
ATHEX: Benchmark sheds 2% on profit taking
Traders chose on Friday to cash in their recent profits at Athinon Avenue, sending the benchmark of the Greek bourse back close to 900 points through the biggest daily drop in over two months, which also swung the weekly results from gains into losses.
Second-class neighborhoods
The fact that the events of the past couple of weeks with the disgraced charity for children – a case that has exposed the failings of the welfare state – are centered on one of the most neglected neighborhoods of central Athens cannot be dismissed entirely as a coincidence.
UNESCO celebrates the ‘reunion of communities’
Men, women and children of Vlasti, a village in Kozani, northern Greece, dance the Tranos Horos during August 15 festivities celebrating the Dormition of the Virgin.
Dendias, Xhacka discuss strengthening relations, Western Balkans in Athens
The strengthening of relations between Greece and Albania, as well as the European perspective of the Western Balkans, dominated Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias’ meeting with visiting Foreign Minister of Albania Olta Xhacka at the foreign ministry in Athens on Friday.
Iran oil cargo previously seized by US in Greece unloads in Syria
An Iranian-flagged tanker on Friday delivered an oil shipment to Syria which the United States had previously confiscated around Greece, ending months of uncertainty about the cargo, a ship tracker said.
EU reaches deal for $60-per-barrel price cap on Russian oil
The European Union reached a deal Friday for a $60-per-barrel price cap on Russian oil, a key step as Western sanctions aim to reorder the global oil market to prevent price spikes and starve President Vladimir Putin of funding for his war in Ukraine.
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