Theft gone wrong
A thief was forced to surrender his precious loot of jewelry to escape from security personnel in the western city of Patras Sunday.
Blinken trip confirms countries on same page
Τhe discussions between the diplomatic delegations of Greece and the US a few days ago during the visit of US Secretary of State Antony Blinken to Athens, were, according to a source, like contacts between countries that have absolutely no differences on the key issues.
Victory for Ukraine, accountability for Russia
The Russian invasion of Ukraine made it clear that “we have to defend democracy and the European way of life on the battlefield”, Ukraine’s Deputy Prime Minister Olga Stefanishyna tells “Kathimerini”.
Easing tax on middle incomes
The ruling New Democracy party is planning ahead for the next four years, with a focus on reforming the two tax brackets within which incomes from salaries and pensions as well as income from rents are taxed.
Vertigo, in nine scenes
November 19, 1999. US President Bill Clinton makes an official visit to Greece.
The roots of bankruptcy
Everyone who becomes prime minister of Greece is confronted with the accumulated major problems facing the country: the intrinsic immorality of the political system, inadequate public administration, corruption and the tendency toward fiscal relaxation.
Eventful derby stalemate has AEK smiling
Panathinaikos narrowly escaped defeat at the Derby of Eternal Rivals, but AEK reduced the distance from the top to two points and still has a game in hand.
A different approach to Greek-Turkish relations
The consensus in Greece is that justice is on our side, whereas the other side is always criticized as intransigent and aggressive.
Syriza turning against controversial lawmaker
Syriza MP and former minister Pavlos Polakis is facing sanctions by his own party over an explosive social media post that attacked judges, journalists and the head of the Independent Authority for Public Revenue in colorful and threatening terms.
PM Mitsotakis on investments and increase of minimum wage
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Sunday referred to the imminent increase, the third one, of the minimum wage which will become official in the coming week as well as to the investments that Greece is attracting, in a post on Facebook.