ATHEX: Stagnation reigns in stock market
Thursday was a day of mixed fortunes for local stocks as there were blue chips that built on Wednesday’s growth while others reverted to a downward trajectory.
Supermarkets see turnover expand almost 10% this year
Supermarket turnover continued to rise, supported by strong inflation in the January-August period.
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Generous haircut for debtors
An omnibus bill by the Economy and Finance Ministry offers the chance for a debt haircut of up to 67.5% through the out-of-court mechanism.
Tempe crash, fires, floods influenced young vote
A large proportion of young people aged 18-29 who voted in the year’s national elections get their news on current affairs from social media, according to the findings of a nationwide survey organized by the Dukakis Center of the American College of Thessaloniki (ACT) and made public on Wednesday.
Merem | Athens | October 29
Formed in Rotterdam in 2021, Merem transcends Greek traditional music through jazz improvisation.
Athens closely monitoring Middle East
Although his planned trip to the region was postponed due to the volatile security situation, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has reiterated Athens’ support for Israel’s right to self-defense, while also stressing that civilians must be protected.
The results of the recent regional elections
As people are assessing the recent local elections, here are a few observations.
Representing the government
Ministers are not commentators. When they appear on television, they must have something to say and, above all, they must think about how they say it, because they represent the government.
‘Smart’ states and the challenges of the Mideast crisis
Israel is one of the few states in the international system that can be labeled as “smart.”