Satisfied officers, strong navy
Greece has always relied on a powerful navy, but it is an advantage that does not just mean having a lot of ships, but also the people to man them.
Consistency on elections and the wiretapping affair
The prime minister made the right decision in keeping the electoral law as is. Doing otherwise would have undermined the institution and opened Kyriakos Mitsotakis to criticism.
Social Ballroom | Athens | September 16-18
The Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (snfcc.org) is hosting its annual – and extremely popular – Social Ballroom Festival this weekend.
The threat to Brazil’s democracy
Brazil’s presidential election campaign is in full swing after officially kicking off on August 16, pitting leftist former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (“Lula”) against right-wing incumbent Jair Bolsonaro.
ATHEX: Moderate rise for local stock market
Thursday’s session at the Greek stock market did not deliver the solid gains it seemed to be promising early on, but it did bring moderate growth for the majority of stocks as well as the benchmark of the bourse by the closing.
Aegean Airlines profitable as sales jump in Q2
Aegean Airlines, Greece’s largest carrier, returned to profit in the second quarter after losses in the same period a year earlier with sales rebounding strongly as passenger traffic recovered from pandemic travel restrictions.
Police nab murder suspect after 21 years
Police on the border with Albania on Friday arrested a suspect wanted in connection with a murder committed 21 years ago.
Cartoon (15/09/2022)
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Alarm sounded over diet quality at childcare centers
Although most nursery schools and kindergartens stick to official guidelines regarding healthy nutrition for children, almost 50% offer infants and young children sweet treats once or twice a week.
Wood burners, solar boilers take center stage
With the energy crisis continuing unabated and a difficult winter looming, households are looking for alternatives to reduce electricity bills and heating costs.