ATHEX: Minor drop on reduced turnover
After a tight session at Athinon Avenue, the main index of the Greek stock market closed on Friday with small losses.
Panathinaikos beats Barcelona and climbs to second in Euroleague
Panathinaikos defeated Barcelona and is looking good for finishing second in the regular season of the Euroleague.
Water shortages a looming threat for Greek isles
Year after year, the pressure increases. On the one hand, there is the explosive growth of tourism, followed by an increase in consumption; on the other, there is drought.
Man arrested for trying to strike debtors off database
Police say they have arrested a 47-year-old man who issued false documents in order to strike individuals off a bad debtors’ database.
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Foreign Ministry welcomes start of Bosnia and Herzegovina EU accession negotiations
The Foreign Ministry has said it “warmly welcomes the decision of the European Council to start the accession negotiations of Bosnia and Herzegovina with the European Union.”
Educational absurdity
A lot has changed in recent years in higher education, moving in the right direction of extroversion. However, the most difficult part has not changed: the existence of various university departments that neither serve academic needs, nor serve the needs of the existing labor market.
Reform and politics
The decision by Moody’s to keep Greece’s credit rating one step below investment grade shows once again how the problems in our judicial system cost a lot of money, in addition to their undermining citizens’ confidence in institutions. There has been progress in several economic indicators in recent years, yet the problems on which the…
Mitsotakis calls for end to ‘political speculation’ about Tempe railway disaster
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has called for an end to the “political speculation” about the Tempe railway disaster, saying that the “judiciary is doing its work with greater speed than in the past.”
Foreign bank cards can now be used to pay taxes
Taxpayers can now use foreign-issued bank cards to pay their taxes online, the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) has announced.