Setting an example
The Greek state must root out the moral instigators and actual perpetrators of the attack on the riot police squad in Renti earlier this month that ultimately resulted in the death of one of its officers on Wednesday.
ATHEX: Banks lead bourse index to losses
Stocks slid somewhat at the Greek bourse on Thursday, one day before the end of the trading year.
Winter short-term rental shift
The performance of short-term rental accommodation located in Greece’s most popular winter destinations, such as Arachova and Kalavryta, is lower than last winter.
Bond yields point to prestige in market
The yield of the Greek 10-year bond, the benchmark of the Greek debt market, has now dropped below 3%, at the lowest levels since April 2022, when the main interest rate of the European Central Bank was still at negative levels.
Private nonprofit universities and the challenge for Mitsotakis
Encouraged by how far Greek society has come and eager to exploit his dominance in the last election and the persistent disarray in the opposition, the prime minister is pressing on with an important educational reform: the establishment of private universities.
Greek humanitarian aid for Gaza arrives at Egypt’s El Arish airport
Greek humanitarian aid destined for the Gaza Strip arrived on Thursday at Egypt’s El Arish airport, by initiative of Greece’s Foreign Affairs Ministry.
Viral infections surge during festive season
The triple onslaught of Covid-19, which began in early December, influenza and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) has intensified in the last week due to large Christmas gatherings, with health experts stressing “we are only at the beginning.”
The Soul Peanuts | Athens | January 1
Celebrate the new year with the sounds of boogaloo, ’60s RnB, and jazz-funk-soul compositions played by the talented Soul Peanuts.
Updated information on Greek-owned cargo ship explosion in the Black Sea
The explosion on the Greek-owned cargo ship in the Black Sea on Wednesday while en route to the Ismail port on the Danube in Ukraine was either from a mine or a drone attack, Kathimerini understands.
We proved him wrong, thankfully
Wolfgang Schaeuble was an emblem in German politics, one of the pioneers of European integration, a catalyst in the unification of the two Germanies – he probably made it happen on the economic front – and, of course, one of Europe’s longest-serving MPs, having served in the Bundestag for more than 50 years.