Reds secure Euroleague playoffs’ home advantage
Olympiakos has clinched the home advantage for the Euroleague playoffs after its win over Villeurbanne, while Panathinaikos ended its poor run with a home win against Bayern.
The Romanovs and their relations with Greece
She was introduced to the Greek public on the occasion of the funeral of the late king Constantine; her presence attracted media attention and was widely reported on social media. It seemed that most people did not even know that there are descendants of the last Tsarist family of Russia.
ATHEX: Late rally on favorable estimates
The Goldman Sachs comment on Wednesday afternoon that the Greek economy will stay strong despite any political turmoil, and even regain investment grade in three weeks’ time, helped the Greek stock market secure gains.
Top EU transport official transferred after row over Qatar-paid trips
The European Commission’s transport unit chief Henrik Hololei has been transferred to another post, a spokesperson confirmed on Wednesday. The transfer comes after a row over several Qatar-paid trips Hololei took.
Consumers eating into their savings
Almost six out of every 10 Greek consumers state that they have been forced to eat into their savings, as the waves of price increases have shrunk their available monthly income.
Hellenic Train restarts freighter train services
Almost a month after a deadly collision between a passenger and a freighter train in northern Greece that killed 57 people, Hellenic Train announced on Wednesday it would restart freighter train services later today.
Emmet Cohen | Athens | March 31 – April 3
Florida-based jazz pianist and composer Emmet Cohen, hailed as one of the most influential artists in his genre right now, is making his Greek debut.
Reducing the number of lawmakers
A month after it happened, the rail tragedy in northern Greece still casts a shadow over domestic politics. The government wants, and rightly so, to change the agenda.
If similar measures had been taken in France…
When Athens’ Syntagma Square was the center of violent mass protests at the height of Greece’s debt crisis, many European journalists, officials and analysts were visiting the city.
Cartoon (29/03/2023)
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