Obstacles at state companies
The work ethic in the wider public sector cannot change overnight. But the use of new digital instruments, such as the digital labor card, is the basis for efficiency and evaluation.
ATHEX: Index posts rebound on thin turnover
The slowing pace of the Fed rate hikes and those that followed in Britain, Switzerland and Norway kept investors at bay on Thursday, though buyers edged out sellers at Athinon Avenue for price growth on low turnover.
Anger and the election of competent, principled politicians
We have experienced many natural disasters where the state was unable to rise to the occasion. We have also experienced tragedies where the human factor played the leading role – and by that I mean incompetent political leaderships through the years and across parties that survive thanks to clientelism, and who lack the ability to…
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SYRIZA slams government over State Department report
SYRIZA press spokeswoman Popi Tsapanidou has taken aim at the government over a recent US State Department report on the human rights situation in Greece.
PM says now is the time to reform EU electricity market
Now is the right time for electricity market reform and for more long-term planning, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said at the European Council meeting on Thursday, according to government sources.
Vatican delegation to visit archbishop ahead of fragments reunification ceremony
A four-member delegation from the Vatican will meet with Archbishop Ieronymos of Athens and All Greece on Friday, ahead of a ceremony to mark the return of three marble fragments from the Parthenon to the Acropolis Museum.
EU leaders endorse joint ammo purchases for Ukraine
European Union leaders endorsed a plan Thursday for sending Ukraine 1 million rounds of artillery ammunition within the next 12 months to help the country counter Russia’s invasion forces.
Greece’s plan to overhaul the EU’s power grid ahead of green transition
Greece is putting forward a plan to overhaul the EU’s electricity grids in order to lay the foundations for a massive rollout of renewable power.
A dream whose time has come: The Demos Center
A few years ago, I was contemplating the state of our world. Unrest. Poverty. A pandering profit-seeking news media. Violence. Income inequality. A warming planet. Intimidating, menacing nationalistic leaders. And politicians and governments not responding to the needs, sometimes desperate needs, of the people they serve.