ATHEX: Benchmark slumps 2% after recess
The benchmark dropped below the 1,400-point mark on Tuesday.
Seven bidders short-listed for AIA expansion tender
The international architectural tender for the expansion of Athens International Airport has attracted considerable interest.
The impasses of Mykonos
The presence of the Greek authorities on Mykonos to conduct inspections is necessary. However, the situation is not going to change substantially if the local community is not mobilized and if the local businesses do not realize the impasses created by anarchic development.
A woman was killed just after asking police for protection from an ex-partner. Greece is asking why
Greek authorities on Tuesday ordered an urgent investigation into a woman’s fatal stabbing outside an Athens police precinct where she had just requested protection from an ex-boyfriend.
Rise of house prices continues
The growth }in the sale and rental rates of houses and apartments in Attica continued during this year’s first quarter.
Erdogan’s dilemma a crossroads for Turkey
Turkey is entering a most interesting time. Its president and the re-elected mayor of Istanbul were both right in describing Sunday’s election as a victory for democracy – this was the definition of democracy, as the side that did not hold all the levers of power won.
54 whooping cough cases reported, with 2 fatalities
An increase in whooping cough cases has been recorded in recent months in several European countries, including Greece, where two deaths have already been recorded this year.
Irrigation works contract signed for Asopos Dam project
The contract for the Study of Irrigation Works of the Asopos Dam was signed on Sunday at the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport.
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President calls for zero tolerance for gender-based violence
President Katerina Sakellaropoulou has called for zero tolerance for gender-based violence, following the murder of a 28-year-old woman in an Athens suburb by her former partner.