Olympiakos triumphs in Conference League final
Olympiakos has become the first Greek club to win a European cup as on Wednesday it defeated Fiorentina in the Europa Conference League final in Athens.
Attica Governor Hardalias attends Shanghai tourism conference
Attica Regional Governor Nikos Hardalias attended the ITB China 2024 Conference in Shanghai from Monday to Wednesday, reaching agreements with Chinese participants in the travel-related meeting. The Region of Attica shared a kiosk with the Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) at the annual event, which focuses on China’s domestic travel market.
Examining costs farmers face
Competition Commission to probe profit margins throughout the value chain affecting prices
Distortions in food prices
The correct government initiative to control the “selective” pricing by multinationals in Europe’s markets must be complemented by comprehensive inspections into the distortions in the domestic market.
Incentives for energy storage projects
The Ministry of Environment and Energy aims for greater and faster penetration of storage units into the electrical system.
Helmos Mountain Festival embraces nature at UNESCO geopark
Nature buffs have the chance to spend four days enjoying a UNESCO-listed global geopark next month, at the Helmos Mountain Festival.
ATHEX: Benchmark drops to a month-low
The decline of stocks continued on Wednesday at the Greek bourse, with the benchmark yielding significant ground.
Surrealism, a Latent State of Mind | Athens | May 31 – June 5
Athens’ Blank Wall Gallery (55 Fokionos Negri) will showcase the solo exhibition “Surrealism, a Latent State of Mind” by Greek amateur photographers Nicos Papoutsakis and Jordan Keramidas. This joint effort, years in the making, pushes the boundaries of surrealistic photography. Using natural light and inventive perspectives, the pair have crafted images without digital manipulation, delving…
Encroached land settlement
The Ministry of National Economy and Finance intends to bring changes to the law on encroached property.
Fate of Ecumenical Patriarchate discussed
The fate of the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople based in Istanbul was discussed by more than 290 archons from 22 different countries during the 4th International Conference on Religious Freedom, in Athens this week.