Teachers, parents despair at rise of juvenile violence
Experts are raising the alarm that teen violence has become commonplace in Greece, also noting growing instances of self-harm and suicidal tendencies.
Construction boom on isles of Cyclades
There has been an unprecedented explosion in construction on the Cyclades in the Aegean over the last five years, according to data from the National Statistical Service on new constructions from 2018 to 2022 on the region’s 23 inhabited islands.
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Greek banks contemplate shared branching
The shared branching model is quite widespread in other parts of the world and is already being considered by local lenders.
Investments in data centers to exceed €1 bln by 2028
The Greek data center market is growing rapidly, according to a multinational consultancy that estimates Greece will host investments of the order of 1.1 billion euros in the next five years.
Battle for the undecided in final stretch
With the election race entering the final stretch, political party staff have turned their attention to the race for the so-called new undecided voters – which, according to the latest polls, amount to roughly 7%-8% of the total – and to those who may abstain altogether.
Strolling down memory lane
A walk is organized once a month by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (SNFCC) in collaboration with Alzheimer Athens for people over 65 who want to strengthen their memory.
Goulandris Museum prepping shows in Andros and Athens
The Basil & Elise Goulandris Foundation is getting ready to unveil “two different worlds,” as collections director Marie Koutsomallis-Moreau described it at a recent press conference on the two shows being prepared for its Athens and Andros premises. On the Cycladic island, the Goulandris Museum will be hosting a retrospective on Chronis Botsoglou, one of…
The threshold for a ‘safe’ outright majority
If the combined vote of the parties that will remain outside of Parliament in the June 25 election is between 6% and 9%, the crucial threshold for New Democracy in order to win a “safe” outright majority (in the region of 158 seats) will be 40%.
Cyprus VAT measures under review
A clearer picture is expected to emerge this week regarding the Cypriot government’s course of action on the reduced value-added tax (VAT) rate on fuel and electricity, government spokesman Konstantinos Letymbiotis told Kathimerini Cyprus.