Road win for Greens, home loss for Reds
Panathinaikos and Olympiakos are back level on the Euroleague table, after Panathinaikos won at Villeurbanne on Thursday and Olympiakos suffered a home reverse to Valencia on Friday.
Gov’t to divest from Piraeus, NBG
Within the first half of 2024, the government aspires to proceed with its divestment from the two systemic banks, National and Piraeus.
Thirty important antiquities returned from US to Greece
Thirty Greek antiquities, collectively valued at 3.7 million dollars, are being repatriated to Greece, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg, Jr., announced on Friday.
Communicating vessels
It is a common secret from Russia to Latin America and from Eastern Europe to the Western Balkans that hooliganism and common crime often tread common ground; that hard-line associations of fans of the rituals of war and violence are sometimes the reservoirs from which extremist formations and organized crime recruit executioners. Young people who…
The ideological divide today
The political scene in Greece and in many other democracies shows that the old ideological divisions are dying out, giving way to the distinction between those who are conscious of reality and those who live in their fantasies.
Report sees quality of Greek legislation going down
The quality of legislation passed in Greece in the first four months of 2023 declined by almost 5 points compared to the previous year, according to an index published by the Athens-based Center for Liberal Studies.
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ATHEX: Turnover soars, but prices drop
The targeted profit-taking, the December “triple witching” and the FTSE index rebalancing led to a significant increase in turnover on Friday, which appears to be the exception in a significantly quiet month.
Preaching Orthodox Christianity in the jungles of Colombia
He came to our meeting with his three companeros. He had just arrived at the mission’s offices in Thessaloniki from Colombia and he greeted me singing, “Hello, Mother Saloniki,” a song by popular singer Zafiris Melas. “I love Thessaloniki. I studied here, at the Aristotle School of Theology. I carry the […]
Court orders park impact study for metro station
Hellenic Metro will have to conduct a study to minimize the impact on Rizari Park by the construction of the Evangelismos station on Line 4 because the required technical environmental study it submitted last April has not been approved, according to a ruling by the Council of State.