BoG sees economy growing 2.2% in 2023
The Bank of Greece projects an acceleration in Greece’s recovery after 2023 and a gradual decline in inflation.
Hard but necessary
The democratic vigor of politicians is tested mainly when they are facing defeat. How strongly they believe in their principles becomes evident by how they handle the popular mandate when it is against them.
EU prosecutor’s office sends railway case file to parliament
The Greek branch of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) is sending its case files to the Greek Parliament regarding a 2014 contract for the completion of key infrastructural works on the national railway, it was reported on Friday.
Suspended sentence for mother who left infant alone at home
A mother who left her one-year-old daughter at home while she popped out to the supermarket to buy cigarettes has received a six-month jail sentence, suspended for three years.
Chapter Two: Nascent | Spetses | July 1-27
For the second exhibition in the 2023 series “Baraka Ab ovo,” curator Faidra Vasileiadou has invited artist HOPE (Konstantinos Ntagkas)
ATHEX: Index rises over 37.5% in six months
A glorious six-month period ended on Friday at the Athens bourse.
The inevitable fiscal adjustment
Slowly but surely, the tightening of fiscal policy will be increasingly felt no matter whose view of the new Stability Pact prevails in the European Union – the regulations promoted by France and Italy, which are adapted to the peculiarities of each European country, or the rigid view of Germany and its 10 backers, or…
Frontex seeks answers from Greece on alleged ‘pushbacks’ of migrants
The European Union’s border agency is seeking “clarifications and information” from Greece’s coast guard on two alleged cases of migrants who crossed by boat being illegally deported back to Turkey, a European official said Friday.
Ark priest given conditional release
The priest at the center of child sex abuse allegations at the children’s foundation Ark of the World has been given conditional release from pre-trial custody.
Ancient Greek altar unearthed at archaeological site in Sicily
An ancient Greek altar for family worship dating back more than 2,000 years has been found in the archaeological site of Segesta on the Italian island of Sicily, local authorities said on Friday.