New Left attacks gov’t at founding conference
New Left head Alexis Haritsis attacked the government’s handling of the deadly Tempe train collision at his party’s first conference.
Supplying vessels with power
Greece’s major port authorities are steaming through the installation of power supply systems for the ships docked there.
ATHEX: Benchmark climbs for sixth week
In anticipation of the Piraeus Bank placement next week, the Greek stock market had a rather quiet day on Friday.
Consensus over defense
The need to modernize the country’s defense industry has become absolutely vital, and the draft law containing the changes that need to be made as a matter of priority should not be allowed to become just another area where the different political parties flex their muscles.
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Three-day conference on ‘50 Years of the Metapolitefsi’ – Day 2, Part 3
The second day of the conference, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the restoration of Greek democracy – a period known as the Metapolitefsi – is under way Friday at the National Gallery in Athens.
Opposition accuses gov’t MEP of breaching data protection laws
Opposition parties have alleged that a New Democracy MEP breached data protection regulations in emailing Greek voters overseas ahead of the European Parliament elections in June.
The freedom to fail
A question hovers over the conference on the 50 years since the restoration of democracy, known as the Metapolitefsi, which began Thursday.
Fresh decline in electricity rates this month
Electricity bills will be even lower in March, as the continued de-escalation of gas rates drags down the price of electricity in the wholesale market.
Country lagging behind in the battle against AIDS
Greece is far off the goals set by the United Nations to end the AIDS epidemic by 2030, according to a recent report by the European Center for Disease Control and Prevention (ECDC), which examines the progress of EU member-countries.