Greens finish second, Reds to face Barcelona
Panathinaikos and Olympiakos have achieved their objectives at the end of the regular season of the Euroleague.
On copyrights and quotas
One of the objectives of the Culture Ministry is to provide support to Greek artists and ensure the establishment of an efficient and transparent mechanism for the collection and distribution of copyrights.
Truths and lies about construction
In raging fury, Giorgos Stasinos, president of the Technical Chamber of Greece, on Thursday intervened in the public debate to defend the incentives that the New Construction Regulation (NCR) offers contractors – it allows higher and larger buildings if these are “climate-friendly.”
Confusing love of art with love of owning art
For nearly a century, the marble figures that were produced in the Early Bronze Age (ca 3300-2300 BCE) on the Greek islands of the Cyclades have fascinated archaeologists, art historians and collectors; they also had a strong impact on Early Modernism.
Greek prime minister pushing for European Security Fund
Seeking new ways to bolster European defensive cooperation, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis called for the creation of a European Security Fund in statements after meeting with his Polish counterpart Donald Tusk in Warsaw.
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Shipbuilding at Posidonia 2024
Greece’s revitalized shipbuilding industry will be prominently represented during Posidonia 2024.
Where to eat the best pizza in Athens
On the occasion of three great new pizzerias that recently opened in Athens, we sample different flavors and styles of what is arguably the most famous fast food.
ATHEX: Geopolitics takes toll on local market
The index narrowly maintained the 1,400-point level.
Tourism provides third of Greek GDP, most jobs
One in three euros that Greece earns each year comes from tourism, demonstrating the Greek economy’s dependence on the sector.