PAO stadium on track
Athens Mayor Haris Doukas said on Friday that the new Panathinaikos stadium in the Votanikos district of Athens is on track and that the goal is to have it delivered by 2026.
Violent incidents rock Exarchia and Gyzi neighborhoods in Athens
A group of roughly thirty individuals launched an assault on a riot police contingent at Harilaou Trikoupi Square in downtown Exarchia at 1:50 a.m.
Greek unemployment falls 5.7% y-o-y
The total number of registered unemployed persons in the Greek Public Employment Service (DYPA) registered in March 2024 amounted to 976,373 people.
Eleven companies face fines totaling €1,480,000
Fines totaling 1,480,000 euros were imposed by the Ministry of Development on 11 companies following audits carried out by the Interagency Market Control Unit (DIMEA) and the Consumer Protection Directorate.
Greek T-bills auction on Wednesday
The Public Debt Management Agency announced last Friday that on Wednesday it will auction 26-week treasury bills, in book entry form, to the amount of 625 million euros.
Turkey earthquake trial opens amid anger and tears
The families addressed the court one by one, sobbing as they spoke the names of relatives who had been killed when their upscale apartment complex in southern Turkey toppled over during a powerful earthquake last year.
Tourism with rationed water and jerricans
“The tourism sector has to adapt to the situation we are experiencing, which is absolutely abnormal,” a member of the Catalan government told the Financial Times in an article published on April 18. “It is a very important sector, but with the same rights and the same obligations as any other.”
Erdogan meets Hamas leader in Turkey, discusses efforts for regional peace
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan discussed efforts to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza and reach a fair and lasting peace in the region during a meeting with Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Istanbul on Saturday, his office said.
Studying Islam outside of stereotypes
In December 2016, the first graduates of the newly established program Introduction to Muslim Studies, at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, sat down to study Islam, an emerging world which, in one way or another (positive or negative), we find before us and must learn to “read,” away from stereotypes and prejudices.
No filters
With their selection, voters always have the final say on the representatives they send to the Greek and European parliaments. Political parties, however, define the range and quality of the available choices.