ATHEX: Bourse hits yet another decade-high
For a third day in a row, the Greek stock market’s benchmark rose to new highs on Friday despite a decline in mid-caps and the majority of stocks.
The futile pursuit of numbers
Have you ever wondered why we have thrown ourselves so passionately into the quest for numbers and rankings?
Greece’s first live liver transplant recipient leaves hospital
A patient who received the first live liver transplant in Greece has said she is looking forward to returning to her daily routine after being discharged from hospital. Eleni Hailamaki, who is 23, received a liver transplant from her 50-year-old father at Athens’ Laiko Hospital.
Cyprus real estate booms in Q3 of 2023
Cyprus experienced a real estate boom in the third quarter of 2023.
For a geoculture of coexistence
Our world is changing rapidly and becoming more unpredictable.
Can Athens become a city of bicycles?
In today’s world, with the coronavirus pandemic having boosted the use of bicycles and the climate crisis making it imperative to cut emissions from energy-intensive motorized transport, countries across the globe are redesigning their cities with cycling and walking at the forefront.
A step forward
The stringent measures and fines announced by the government to safeguard the country’s beaches must be effectively enforced by a mechanism capable of promptly identifying and addressing violations.
Investigation launched after Thessaloniki train hits fallen tree
Rail authorities have ordered an investigation into a collision of a train with a tree in the eastern outskirts of Thessaloniki in which a driver was slightly injured by broken glass. The train was serving the Thessaloniki-Drama route when it hit a tree on the line near Lachanokipi.
Three arrested in connection with child prostitution ring
Police arrested three people in different parts of Athens on Thursday on suspicion of involvement in a child prostitution ring. A 31-year-old woman and two men, aged 33 and 55, are suspected of pimping out children under the age of 15 and recording child sex abuse material, among other offenses.
Short-term rental revenue up
Short-term rental hosts declared 33% more revenues to the tax authorities in the first 10 months of last year than they did the year before, official data have shown.