Domestic calculations favor conflict
US and Iranian efforts to prevent a direct confrontation have been complicated by the attack of a pro-Iranian group which killed three American soldiers and injured many more in Jordan on Sunday.
Woman arrested in Athens airport for smuggling 38kg of cannabis
A 34-year-old foreign national was arrested at Athens International Airport for trying to smuggle a total of 38.4 kilograms of raw cannabis into the country.
Industrialists want reform acceleration
“A leap forward is feasible and will benefit all of us. It is up to us, but requires determination and cooperation,” said the chairman of the Hellenic Federation of Enterprises.
Cyprus to be power project shareholder
The Republic of Cyprus is poised to enter the shareholding structure of one of the largest energy projects in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Photographing the last of the Holocaust survivors
Rabbi Aliza Erber, 80, stood at the edge of a pier in lower Manhattan and told those around her to draw closer – and to look out toward the Brooklyn Bridge.
Booking data point to further reduction in overcrowding on Mykonos, Santorini
The islands of Mykonos and Santorini, historically the flagships of Greek tourism, are now paying the price for their overexploitation.
ATHEX: Stocks take a step back
Monday’s stock session followed the course of the Greek weather, with a steady decline in prices matching the drop in temperatures.
Time to clean house
The time to clean house and rationalize the Hellenic Armed Forces is now.
AHI condemns F-16 sale to Turkey, applauds F-35 sale to Greece
The American Hellenic Institute (ΑΗΙ), led by President Nick Larigakis released a statement on Monday strongly opposing the recent US decision to sell F-16 fighter jets and modernization kits to Turkey while highlighting the importance of F-35 sales to Greece.
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