Mykonos tops island home prices
The Cyclades dominate the list of the most expensive holiday homes for sale.
ATHEX: Helleniq Energy and Motor Oil pay the price
The government announcement of the 33% levy on the excessive earnings of refineries had a direct effect on the share prices of both Motor Oil and Helleniq Energy, impacting the rest of the market too.
Further breaks are planned
The government will reduce social security contributions by half a percentage point from January 2025.
‘Wonderfully personal history’ of Alexandria wins this year’s Runciman Award
The Anglo-Hellenic League has announced the winner of this year’s Runciman Award, with academic Islam Issa receiving the prestigious literary prize for “Alexandria: The City That Changed The World.”
Addiction prevention workers rally in Athens against Health Ministry bill
Workers from more than 70 addiction prevention centers across the country staged a rally in Athens on Wednesday evening to protest a draft law proposed by the Health Ministry, which they say threatens the future of their services.
FM meets US Congress delegation in Athens
Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis met with a delegation from the US Congress and US Ambassador to Greece George Tsunis, in Athens, on Thursday.
Officer attempts to steal gold chain from inmate in Mykonos
A police officer on the island of Mykonos was arrested for stealing a gold chain from an inmate.
The rules-based international order as the bedrock of maritime dispute settlement
The Philippines and Greece enjoy excellent bilateral relations, built on shared values of democracy, sustainable and inclusive prosperity, and a belief in the rules-based international order, especially in the oceans. We place great importance on maritime cooperation, given the significant contribution of our maritime sectors to our economies.
Townsfolk throw their weight behind a restoration
It took persistence, love – and a fit of anger. These were the ingredients that led to the transformation of the Ancient Theater of Orchomenos in Boeotia (Viotia), central Greece from a forgotten site to a model of restoration, sponsored by the local residents.
Five people arrested in violent attack on Mount Parnitha volunteers
Police arrested five men on Thursday morning in connection with last month’s violent attack against two volunteers on Mount Parnitha, north of Athens.