BoG to warn on ‘greedflation’
The Bank of Greece is preparing to sound the alarm on the issue of prices.
Efood Market announces price reductions on basic goods
Efood Market, the supermarket arm of online platform efood, is reducing prices on 1,200 products so that it can offer its customers a variety of options at affordable prices in the present climate or rising costs.
Soccer stadiums ready for action; cameras are not
This marks the final week before the anticipated return to normalcy for Greek soccer. Following a two-month security ban on supporters at Super League 1 (SL1) matches, the nation’s top division for soccer, gates are poised to reopen, with optimism that the new regulations against sports-related violence will instill order.
Gov’t rules out additional support for farmers
The Greek government on Monday ruled out additional support measures for farmers who have been setting up blockades, echoing protests by their counterparts in other parts of Europe driven by grievances over inflation, foreign competition and the costs of combating climate change.
Thessaly famers want flooded land back
Eight hundred farmers in Thessaly, central Greece, are demanding the restoration of some 18,000 hectares of land around Lake Karla that was flooded during Storm Daniel storm last September.
A boy’s arduous steps on prosthetic legs after Turkey’s earthquake
When a devastating earthquake struck Turkey in the early hours of February 6, 2023, the five-storey building in Hatay where 13-year-old Mehmet Koc lived collapsed, burying him in rubble and killing his older brother Emre, 14, and his mother Didem.
New plan to tackle housing crisis
In a bid to curb the sharp increase in sales prices and rents in recent years, the government is seeking to return a large number of closed properties across Greece to the market.
The EU’s cautious steps forward
It seems that Viktor Orban has become a “vaccine” which strengthens the European Union, forcing it to act decisively whenever it appears adrift.