Progress elusive in talks on Crete-Cyprus power link
The crucial meeting on the progress of the electricity interconnection between Crete and Cyprus was concluded without any white smoke
Explainer: How Germany plans to tighten border controls in immigration crackdown
Germany announced plans this week to extend controls to all its land borders and turn away more asylum seekers in a bid to reduce irregular migration in a shift from its previous open-door policy.
Jazzet | Athens | September 13-15
The Jazzet Festival, the 1st Hellenic International Jazz Festival, debuts this Friday at the Petra Theater in Petroupoli.
The one who brought the light
Few were surprised by the ousting of Stefanos Kasselakis from the SYRIZA leadership – it was entirely predictable.
Poll shows ruling New Democracy maintaining a strong lead
A poll released on Wednesday showed the ruling New Democracy (ND) maintaining a comfortable lead over rival parties, with main opposition SYRIZA falling to third place behind PASOK.
ATHEX: Benchmark slides to month-low
The benchmark of the Greek stock market slumped on Wednesday to a new month-low.
The burdens of immigration
After hesitation and reluctance, the European Union has reached a new pact on migration. It would be suicidal for national egos to abolish it in practice before it can even be implemented.
PM calls for EU unity on migration and border protection
Following his meeting with Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer on Wednesday, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis addressed key migration issues.
AIA records major growth in fundamentals in January-June
On an annual basis, total revenue increased by 16.8% to approximately 294 million euros.
AHEPA President sends letter to Netflix over decision to restrict ‘Famagusta’ after Turkish pressure
AHEPA Supreme President Savas C. Tsivicos sent an open letter on Wednesday to Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos regarding the streaming giant’s decision to restrict the broadcasting of the ‘Famagusta’ TV series outside Greece, following pressure from Turkish authorities.