Reduced electricity tariffs in June
Reduced tariffs in June (compared to those in May) were announced by the majority of electricity suppliers, following the decline in prices on the Energy Exchange.
Agencies discern challenges for the next government
Ratings agencies expect the government to be formed after the second polls to follow the path of reforms and pro-growth policies, along the Greek debt sustainability path already drawn.
Crete rattled by earthquake
A 4.2 magnitude earthquake struck the island of Crete on Sunday morning, at approximately 7.30 am.
Tourism takes over 107,000 off jobless list
A massive recruitment campaign, mainly in the sectors of tourism and food service, as well as a significant reduction in layoffs in April, emerge from the data of registered unemployment issued on a monthly basis by the Public Employment Service.
Indiana Jones in search of the Antikythera Mechanism
In the fifth installment of this beloved swashbuckling series of films, Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford) races against time to retrieve a legendary dial, the Antikythera Mechanism, created by ancient Greek scientist Archimedes in the 3rd century BC that can change the course of history.
Greeks head to polls | Live blog
Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the May 21, 2023 Greek elections. We’ll bring you all the latest news, key results and developments on today’s ballot.
Productive standard?
Recently, both the Bank of Greece and a team of economists at Alpha Bank sounded the alarm: The production gap – i.e. the difference between the GDP we produce and what we could produce with full exploitation of the available production tools – reached zero. For the economy to grow, investments are needed. Otherwise, prices…
Aims and expectations in today’s election
As election day has finally arrived after a very long campaign period, it is worth taking an objective look at the facts, as well as the aims and expectations of the three main protagonists.
Coalition would be best outcome for Greece
Kyriakos Mitsotakis deserves a second term in office, with one big qualification. It would be best for Greece if he has to rely on a coalition with PASOK.
Fishing for votes from other parties
Having secured their core party audience during the campaign period, party leaders are now openly addressing the voters or potential voters of the other parties, seeking to win them over.