Natural disasters hurt tourism
Natural disasters in Greece and the limitation of foreign visitors’ disposable income due to inflation and rising interest rates cost the country 500,000 foreign arrivals.
Mitsotakis meets Indonesian vice-president in Athens
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with the Vice President of the Republic of Indonesia, Ma’ruf Amin, at Maximos Mansion on Friday.
Probing tax residents abroad
The tax administration is examining the taxpayers who, although they have declared their permanent residence outside Greece, live and work in the country.
Ex-SYRIZA MP says Kasselakis embraces ‘neoliberal’ views, operates ‘undemocratically’
A day after resigning from SYRIZA alongside eight other lawmakers, Nasos Iliopoulos lashed out on Friday at newly-elected party leader Stefanos Kasselakis, alleging that he has embraced conservative economics and is suppressing criticism within the party.
Pharma industry holds commanding share in manufacturing R&D
Investments in research have been increased considerably by the local pharmaceutical industry, which accounts for some 25% of expenditure in innovation in the manufacturing sector.
Gerapetritis affirms Greek commitment to de-escalation of Mideast crisis
Greece will persist in its efforts to contribute to the de-escalation of the crisis in the Middle East through every available means, as indicated by Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis during a meeting with Arab ambassadors in Athens on Thursday, according to diplomatic sources.
Alexander the Great worshiped in ancient Iraq, archaeologists find
An inscription written in Aramaic and Greek that means “giver of the two brothers,” and a coin, a silver drachma, suggest to archaeologists at the British Museum in London the discovery of a temple in Iraq that was built at the request of Alexander the Great.
The far-right blur
We already knew that Greeks have a high opinion of themselves from a Pew Research Center survey conducted in 2015-2017 and published in 2018 which showed that 89% of us stated that “our culture is superior to that in the rest of Europe.”
New dramas look at migration from differing perspectives
On September 22, the deputy prime minister of the Polish government, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, called an emergency press conference in order to denounce a film.
Why study in Greece? Two US students tell us
Representatives of a growing trend of American students seeking to spend some time studying at a Greek university, Anya and Avery are Fulbright scholars doing a stint in Greece.