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Farmers clash with police in central Greece
Police forces used chemicals to thwart an attempt on Monday by farmers to climb on to the E65 highway in Karditsa, Central Greece and set up a blockade.
The West’s overdue awakening
Here we are consumed by our domestic affairs when important and unpredictable developments are taking place around us that have a direct bearing on us.
Fiscal leeway of 900 mln euros
The 2022 budget figures released last week came in better than forecast and bolstered the government’s arsenal for a possible new and final round of benefits ahead of the elections.
ATHEX: Bourse index adds to its recent gains
The rather unexpected upgrading of Greece’s credit rating by Fitch last Friday gave an extra push to the Greek stock market on Monday, with the benchmark reaching levels unseen since early December 2014.
Fassbinder & Scorsese | Athens | February 1
The Premiere Nights Athens International Film Festival is paying tribute to the celebrated German cinematographer Michael Ballhaus with the screening of two landmark films at the Goethe Institute in Athens.
Nicosia set to push for more solar panels
The Cypriot government does not intend to stop the measure that encourages the installation of solar panels in homes, but to enhance it, Minister of Energy, Trade and Industry Natasa Pilides pointed out last Friday.
Exercising self-restraint
We pity Greek democracy for the toxicity of its public political discourse, forgetting that the same and worse things happen elsewhere. Fortunately, our Parliament has not been attacked by an armed mob.
Asteras knocks Panathinaikos off the top
AEK has gone top of the Super League table for the first time this season, as hitherto leader Panathinaikos lost 1-0 at Asteras Tripolis on Monday.
Conviction upheld for man who shot neighbοr over loud music
An appeal court in Thessaloniki on Monday upheld a prior prison sentence handed to a 40-year-old man who shot dead his neighbor after the victim complained about loud music.