ATHEX: Stocks claw back some lost ground
The Greek stock market rebounded on Wednesday, driven mainly by Piraeus Bank and other lenders.
The burden of justice
It’s not the first time we’ve heard it. But the recent report by ratings agency Moody’s cites the problems of Greece’s justice system as a reason for not upgrading the country’s credit rating.
Greens recover, while Reds see winning streak end
Panathinaikos recovered from its loss to Olympiakos last week to win at Red Star Belgrade, while Olympiakos saw its winning streak snapped at Efes in Turkey.
Woman’s critical health condition prompts emergency response to meningitis
A 42-year-old woman in the municipality of Ilida in western Greece is in critical condition after testing positive for meningitis.
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Fear or trust?
Who fears and trusts the United States? This crucial question is being asked at this time, not by opponents of the US, but by some of the people who held very important positions in Washington. Congress has frozen the process of approving military aid to Ukraine. This is happening at a time when Russian President…
Fewer thugs, more violence, student survey indicates
A nationwide survey points to a greater intensity in violent conflicts among teenagers and an increase in digital bullying.
Greece must bolster flood defences and reduce water-guzzling crops, experts say
Greece needs to make space for river flow and boost defenses in the Thessaly Plain, a key breadbasket, to prevent a repeat of last year’s devastating floods, experts have advised the government.
The rising cost of eating out
Katerina P. has a job that brings in around 1,500 euros a month. Up until a few years ago, this was a very decent amount that allowed her not just to survive in relative comfort, but also to have an active social life, to go out with friends for a meal or a drink, sometimes…
Love Unbound | Athens | March 23
The Love Unbound: Five Films for Freedom Festival, in its second year, explores LGBTQ experiences through art.