Pulp, The Smile & Ride | Athens | June 20
The Release Festival celebrates the Britpop era with iconic band Pulp headlining the event.
Greenpeace stepping up campaign for free drinking water
Greenpeace Greece is stepping up a campaign to petition local authorities across the country to repair and/or install fountains and taps that will provide the public with free, clean drinking water.
Residential real estate market going strong in Cyprus
Real estate transactions hit an all-time high in Cyprus last year, Deloitte has said in a report, noting that interest was focused on the residential market and on the seaside city of Limassol.
Thucydides, NATO and the new era of great power politics
What can Thucydides tell us about our world today? Professor Andrew Novo, a scholar of ancient and modern Mediterranean history and strategic studies, joins Thanos Davelis to look at the lessons we should take away from Thucydides in a new era of great power politics.
Divestment from banks earns Greece 3.5 bln euros
Greece determines the benefit of the state from its divestment from the systemic banks at 3.5 billion euros.
Two parents accused of taking children to drug buy
Police in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, have arrested a couple for endangering their children after they were held briefly hostage by a dealer their father allegedly tried to rob during a drug buy.
They don’t care about us
There is only one truth – and it’s harsh: Greek society (and much more so the police) does not care about us. That’s why hundreds of police officers can be found at the drop of a hat to beat up protesters and soccer fans and, of course, to guard the mighty. But when a woman…
Pharma requires innovation
Artificial intelligence, the proposed European drug legislation and the tackling of antimicrobial resistance were among the topics discussed.
Sectors guilty of greedflation
The pandemic and the energy crisis gave Greek companies an opportunity to significantly increase their profit margins. The phenomenon of profit inflation or “greedflation” was seen internationally in the period 2021-2022, but it assumed large dimensions in Greece.
Greece commits to protection of its seas
In view of the ninth international conference on oceans, “Our Ocean,” on April 16 and 17 in Athens, the government announced on Monday the first three of Greece’s 20 commitments, concerning the creation of marine parks in the Aegean and Ionian seas and a ban on trawling in protected areas from 2026.