Greeks, Chinese vow to boost cooperation
Chinese officials and their Greek hosts have pledged to further bilateral cooperation to the benefit of both peoples in the future during an event held on Monday in Athens.
Greece denies France a perfect record
Greece managed to snatch a point against almighty France on Tuesday.
ATHEX: Coca-Cola and National contain drop
Tuesday was a day of decline for most Greek stocks.
The Lausanne Treaty and the Middle East
This year marked the centennial of the Lausanne Treaty, one of the most consequential diplomatic agreements in history.
SYRIZA: Kasselakis says ‘6+6’ faction should make up their mind
SYRIZA leader Stefanos Kasselakis spoke with journalist Maria Nikoltsiou at the Thessaloniki Summit held by the Federation of Industries of Greece (SVE) and the Delphi Forum, on Tuesday stating that Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is brutal and his politics are dangerous.
State-owned ghosts
It seems that, after all, some habits never change. The clientelistic management of state-owned companies seemed to belong to the obsolete practices of the past.
The dark truth
On February 28, 2023, Greeks were shocked. Fifty-seven people, mostly young adults, perished in the crumpled and burnt sheet metal of a high-speed train collision.
Damages awarded over parasailing teen deaths
The Court of First Instance on Rhodes has awarded damages to the families of two British teens, a girl, 15, and a boy, 13, who died in a parasailing accident on the island three years ago.
The day after an unpredictable present
No one can know what the “day after” in the Middle East will look like, as no one knows how today’s cycle of violence will end.
Cartoon (21/11/2023)
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