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Have EU funds been put to good use?
The Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) has been the European Union’s key mechanism for pumping funds into agricultural production and keeping it competitive since 1962.
ATHEX: Stocks ease but drop is moderated
Stocks took a dive at Athinon Avenue on Wednesday, though they had largely recovered by the close of trade.
Fresh Golden Visa concerns
Real estate professionals, foreign investors and homeowners have been concerned in the past few days over the precise changes being planned to the Golden Visa program.
Panathinaikos wins epic semifinal shootout with PAOK
Panathinaikos emerged victorious from a rare Cup semifinal thriller against PAOK.
Deus Nos Acudi | Athens | February 26-27
The interdisciplinary platform Movement Research Project welcomes the award-winning dancer Pak Ndjamena for the first time in Greece, for two exclusive performances at Theater Nous (34 Trias, theatrenous-creativespace.com).
Swift justice
Tempe must not become another Mati. The probe into this national trauma must not drag on. Parliament has proven ineffective in its role as an investigator.
Beekeepers in a battle for survival
Northern Evia experienced an awful disaster in 2021 when a wildfire charred over 50,000 hectares of land.
Opposition deficit
There is no substantial political opposition in the country, which leaves people with nowhere to channel their dissatisfaction or anger, and no assurance that there’s an alternative governing option if desired. It is a conundrum that is unhealthy politically for Greek citizens.
Greece to prioritize strengthening relations with India, says PM
In New Delhi on Wednesday, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis described Greece as India’s natural entry point into Europe, and beyond, during his opening address at the annual multilateral conference “Raisina Dialogue.”