Mytilineos: Now is the time for reforms
Mytilineos chairman and managing director Evangelos Mytilineos expressed his optimism regarding Greece’s course in the coming years, speaking at a conference organized by think tank Kyklos Ideon on Tuesday.
German Maritime Forum in Hamburg on Wednesday
Capital Link is organizing in Hamburg its 3rd Annual German Maritime Forum, at the city’s Radisson Blue Hotel on Wednesday.
Cyprus posts decline in life expectancy
Life expectancy in Cyprus declined to 81.3 years in 2021, as the latest data released by Eurostat, the statistical service of the European Union, reveal.
CEO Initiative Forum at Grande Bretagne on Thursday
This year’s CEO Initiative Forum is taking place at the Hotel Grande Bretagne in Athens on Thursday.
Brazil cracks down on surprising new threat: Neo-Nazis
In southern Brazil in July, Laureano Toscani and João Guilherme Correa were smoking cigarettes along a busy road in their prison-issued garb, shorts and sandals, waiting for a ride after seven months in jail.
US ambassador: Greece fast becoming an energy supplier in Southeast Europe
Greece is fast becoming an energy supplier in Southeastern Europe, said US Ambassador to Greece George Tsunis on Tuesday at the 7th Southeast Europe Energy Forum in Thessaloniki.
Man arrested for player injury
Police have arrested a 21-year-old man on suspicion of hurling a firecracker and injuring a soccer player at a Super League match last month.
New day for Athens cinemas
Old-style cinemas of the type we had before the dominance of multiplexes are returning to the center of Athens.
A Keynesian theory distorted
Our cities look like vast construction sites. This is not because of major infrastructure projects like the metro, for example, where the hassle is “temporary but the benefits permanent,” nor is it a new phenomenon.
Reforms on paper only?
The truth is that neither the Greek political system nor society really have what it takes to embrace reform. Every time a change is announced – legislative or otherwise – adverse reactions almost always outweigh the positive ones.