Badosa says she and Tsitsipas are no longer a love match
Paula Badosa has said she and Stefanos Tsitsipas are no longer a love match. The tennis power couple has broken up.
Hungary and Serbia’s autocratic leaders to roll out red carpet for China’s Xi during Europe tour
Chinese leader Xi Jinping will spend the bulk of his five-day tour in Europe this week in two small countries at the continent’s eastern half, a region that Beijing has used as a foothold for its expanding economic ambitions in Europe.
A ‘stressed’ America in crisis
It is strange to see events that we have experienced in this country happening in unexpected places – like the campus of Columbia University in New York, for example.
Hard right wants more EU power to reflect likely election gains
Polls predict radical right parties will gain across the EU, including France, Germany and Italy where many seats are at stake, as voters frustrated by a cost of living and energy crisis, illegal migration, and rattled by a changing geo-political landscape seek alternatives beyond mainstream parties.
Aegean Airlines to distribute dividend
Aegean Airlines will distribute a dividend for the first time after four years for fiscal 2023, it said this week.
Lab doctors to strike on Wednesday
Medical laboratory scientists working in the private sector will be walking off the job on Wednesday, the first day of what may turn out to be a protracted strike that will affect diagnostic clinics and labs, but is not expected to have a significant impact on public hospitals.
Electricity rates refuse to decline
The energy crisis may be a thing of the past, but the Greek wholesale electricity market remains one of the most expensive in Europe, with the average price being the fourth highest in the European Union in both 2023 and the first quarter of 2024.
Undoing the brain drain
Authorities are eager to see young, highly qualified professionals who chose to move abroad to work in the years of the financial crisis return to Greece. And private companies say they are eager to hire them.
It’s a ballot, not a poll
Many may head into the European elections believing their vote counts the same as their answer in a public opinion poll. They would be mistaken.
The enduring contribution of a late benefactor
As a boy in the interwar years, Antonis Giouzelis would help his father with the family flock of sheep and goats on the steep mountainsides of Kyparissi in Laconia.