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.
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.
The demand for a legislative act that would establish the crime of femicide as a distinct – and more serious – form of homicide has been fueled recently by the brutal murders of women which have featured in the media. The proponents of the demand invoke a rise in the number of deadly crimes where…
The Environment and Energy Ministry has approved the environmental impact study for a new entertainment and hospitality hub in Maroussi, northern Athens, according to a decision published on Monday.
Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras on Monday stressed Greece’s need to continue the reforms and warned against complacency.
A 27-year-old man died when the car he was driving veered out of control and crashed on Porto Rafti Avenue, southeast of Athens, on Monday night, shortly after 11 p.m.
Police in Athens are questioning two men who were arrested on narcotics charges after being found in possession of more than 5 kilograms of the potent synthetic drug crystal methamphetamine.
Ruling New Democracy maintains a lead of 13.3 points over main opposition SYRIZA, according to an Alco poll for the Alpha television station in terms of voting intention for the European Parliament elections.
The remuneration of doctors at Disability Assessment Centers (KEPA), as well as that of the secretaries, will increase by 50% following a joint ministerial decision (KYA) signed by Labor and Social Affairs Minister Domna Michailidou and Deputy Minister Panos Tsakloglou on Monday.
The oldest archaeological evidence of domesticated dog bones comprises two significant discoveries: one in Germany, dating back 14,700 years, where a dog was buried alongside a couple; and another in Israel, dating back 12,000 years, where a woman was buried with a puppy nestled under her arm, only a few months […]