Last-gasp wins for persistent Reds and Greens
Olympiakos was rewarded for its persistence and defeated visiting Monaco on Thursday, as did Panathinaikos at Valencia on Friday, in a positive end of the week for Greek teams in the Euroleague.
Decency and equality
Today’s greatest challenges come from abroad and their effects on us are inescapable.
Wind farms take up more space than global average
Wind farms in Greece take up 3.5 times more land than the global average because they are mainly built on steep mountainsides, which demand far greater infrastructure.
Blinken Should Build Back Better When He Meets Mitsotakis
As Antony Blinken visits Greece, it is fair to wonder whether this is his last trip as US Secretary of State.
Jobless rate finally reined in
It appears that last year closed on a very positive note for the domestic labor market.
Is democracy’s dangerous path inevitable?
Three years after the raid on the Capitol, when supporters of Donald Trump tried to block the ratification of Joe Biden’s election, it is inconceivable that the possibility of Trump’s being elected again in November can still be the subject of serious discussion.
Distance-based tolls
The need for co-funding major road projects provides a rationale for implementing usage fees.
The legal battle that could transform Airbnb
The legality of short-term rentals in Greece’s designated residential areas lies in the hands of the Council of State. This matter was brought forth by the Society for the Environment and Cultural Heritage (ELLET), which submitted 16 appeals to the country’s top administrative court.
ATHEX: Late rally keeps benchmark in the black
Despite having spent most of the day in the red, the main index of the Greek stock market closed on Friday in the black.
Discussion on same-sex marriage will start soon, government says
A bill to legalize same-sex marriage neither “freezes” nor is expedited, government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis said on Friday.