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Stournaras: an independent central bank prevented euro exit in 2015
If the Bank of Greece were not independent, Greece might have exited the eurozone in 2015, Yannis Stournaras, then as now the central bank’s governor, said Saturday.
History through stories
How many times was the word “wrong” heard as an admission or an apportioning of blame at Kathimerini’s conference on the 50th anniversary since the restoration of Greek democracy?
Polakis chastises Tsipras
SYRIZA MP Pavlos Polakis criticized his former leader Alexis Tsipras over some of the remarks he made at a Kathimerini-sponsored conference Saturday.
Transport company to harness innovative energy source
STASY, the company that operates the Athens metro and tram, plans to utilize the energy from the braking of trains on Metro Line 1.
Minister vows more measures against inflation
Development Minister Kostas Skrekas pledged on Saturday that the government will take more measures to tackle the high retail consumer prices.
Man charged over central Athens knife attack
An Iraqi national who stabbed a 22-year-old woman in broad daylight on Friday on Ermou Street, a popular shopping spot in central Athens, has been given until Tuesday to prepare his defense.
I’ll quit long jump if rules changed – world champion Tentoglou
Greek Miltiadis Tentoglou threatened to quit the long jump event shortly after winning the world indoor title on Saturday if the sport implements a rule change intended to eliminate foul jumps.
Greek hoteliers have record expectations
Demand expectations by Greek hoteliers reached a historic high in the two months of January and February, in contrast to the rest of the Mediterranean market.
Tentoglou soars to second world indoor long jump title
Miltiadis Tentoglou of Greece edged Italian teenager Mattia Furlani to win long jump gold at the world indoor athletics championships on Saturday, adding another world title to his glittering resume.