Olympiakos pays dearly for fan’s banger against Juankar
Panathinaikos has moved to the top of the Super League table after Olympiakos was heavily penalized for its fans’ actions at last Sunday’s derby between the two teams.
Emergency EU oil meeting focused on securing diesel supply
European Union officials discussed diversifying oil stocks and creating a buffer for diesel and gasoil during an emergency meeting of the bloc’s oil coordination group, one told Reuters.
Bid to lure digital nomads to 32 villages
Plans and proposals are being floated by local authorities to attract young people to live in the 32 villages of the mountainous Agrafa region in Central Greece.
Home sweet home, for Greens and Reds
Home advantage told for Olympiakos and Panathinaikos this week in the Euroleague.
Fine wine from the old varieties of Naxos
A unique wine produced from vineyards on the Cycladic island of Naxos that will be sold for 550 euros per bottle is expected to be released within the next month.
Time to implement unpopular measures
The government has unveiled a range of measures in the tax and auditing system aimed at addressing the underground economy. However, not all of these measures are without political cost.
The upgrade is not a one-act play
We were very late in succeeding, but, even now it is recognized that the sacrifices and reforms made in the last 10 years in Greece following the country’s debt crisis have had a positive effect. That is why two international rating agencies have recently removed Greek bonds from the “junk” category and upgraded them to…
ATHEX: Week ends with moderate rise for benchmark
Friday’s mixed session at Athinon Avenue had the blue chip index close in the red.
Murdering the moderates
There can be no doubt that the Hamas terrorists had been instructed to inflict as much horror on anyone they found before them on October 7, irrespective of who they were.
Dendias: Country ready to say ‘no’ to any threat
On the occasion of Ochi Day, commemorating Greece’s defiance to Italy’s Benito Mussolini in 1940, Defense Minister Nikos Dendias said the country is ready, “with full awareness of its historical responsibility, to restate the ‘no’ to any attempt to challenge its national sovereignty and sovereign rights.”