Woman found dead in the street in Menidi
The body of a woman was found in the middle of the street in the area of Menidi, east Attica, on Thursday morning, police said.
Athens houses unaffordable for most Greeks
Athens is now one of the five most expensive cities in Greece to buy a property as regards the purchasing power of Greek households.
PM seeking to plug leaks in Greek north
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will set up camp in northern Greece on Thursday to begin a series of tours over two days aiming to limit leakage to parties to the right of ruling New Democracy and which in the June 2023 elections received a total of around 20% of the vote between them.
Cyprus to host first regular meeting of ECB Supervisory Council
The Central Bank of Cyprus is set to host the first-ever regular meeting of the Supervisory Council of the European Central Bank (ECB) on Thursday and Friday.
Santorini voted best island in Europe for 11th straight year
Greece remains one of the most popular European destinations for US travelers in 2024, as confirmed at the American Leisure Lifestyle Awards 2024, where Greece secured top honors.
Epirus’ journey from isolation to innovation
The Ionia and Egnatia highways have done away with the old isolation. Young people are returning to their roots. Tourism is booming. The people of Ioannina do not want to repeat the mistakes of others. They want to keep the sense of moderation that characterizes Epirus
Cypriot banks’ record profits
Cypriot banks are maintaining a low profile, but 2024 will likely bring higher profits than the record-breaking figures of 2023.
Stournaras wants banks to harmonize guarantees
The harmonization of national systems for the guarantee of bank deposits must move forward, Bank of Greece (BoG) Governor Yannis Stournaras told “Banking Resolution at Ten: Experiences and Open Issues,” an international conference on the 10-year experience from the resolution of the financial system, in Athens on Wednesday.
Foundation of ‘Lydia,’ the first private aerodrome for general aviation
The first privately owned aerodrome for general aviation in Greece was founded on Tuesday near Kavala, in East Macedonia, in the presence of Deputy Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Christina Alexopoulou.
Brief clashes erupt after pro-Palestinian march to Israeli embassy in Athens
Greek police clashed with protesters after a pro-Palestinian march to the Israeli embassy in Athens on Wednesday, Reuters witnesses and police officials said.