In a closed-door session, the plenary of the Supreme Court has resolved an issue that had arisen with the managers of bad loans, judging that the current legislation allows them to take procedural actions – i.e. to participate in auction operations.
Our political system is sorely lacking when it comes to accurate calculations. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis asked opposition leader Alexis Tsipras in Parliament on Wednesday if his party had conducted a cost analysis of its proposed measures. “Why would we bother with that?” was Tsipras’ uncomfortably honest response. The attitude is widespread in Greek society.…
Olympiakos scored another emphatic road win at Alba Berlin to remain atop the Euroleague table, while Panathinaikos confirmed its status as an also-run, losing to a buzzer beater by Valencia at home.
Deutsche Telekom on Friday dismissed press reports alleging that the German telecoms group intended to sell its equity stake in OTE, saying such rumors were completely groundless, that OTE’s operating performance was excellent and its investment in Greece was of strategic importance.
The main index of the Greek stock market closed the week with significant gains, in excess of 3%, despite the profit taking that on Friday saw its benchmark come off Thursday’s eight-year high.
The climate crisis, the pandemic and now the great earthquakes in Turkey and Syria remind us constantly that no country alone is able to deal with great natural disasters and their immediate and indirect consequences – from the massive death toll and the desτruction of buildings and infrastructure, to high prices, mass migration and the…
This ongoing pre-election period is not like previous ones.
An increasing number of digital nomads from outside the EU are heading to Greece.
Police announced on Friday the arrest by narcotics officers of two foreign nationals late on Thursday evening in Western Attica who were charged with the possession and trafficking of significant quantities of drugs.
Discovered in the early 1980s, the famous “Seal of the Ruler (or Hegemon),” dated to the mid-15th century BC (Late Minoan period/Late Bronze Age), was the first indication of something much bigger lurking under the surface of Kastelli Hill in the heart of the Old Town of Hania.