Green win, Red loss at the opening of the Euroleague
Olympiakos started off in the Euroleague with a loss at Fenerbahce, after holder Panathinaikos had to work harder than expected to defeat Alba in Berlin.
Scholarships available for Greek students to gain work experience in the US
The US Mission to Greece is offering 10 work experience scholarships to Greek university students through the Ambassadors Fund for Summer Work (SWT), so that they can travel to the US next summer and obtain professional experience for up to four months. Applications are open until November 15.
‘So what?’
Watching Donald Trump on our screens for so long is like living in a story that could have been written by a Roman historian about the character and deeds of an emperor of his time – with all the grandiose, frightening and simply unbelievable details.
Wildfires rage in western Peloponnese, injuring firefighter and engulfing farmhouses
Firefighters in Ilia, western Peloponnese, are battling multiple wildfires, with one firefighter seriously injured and several homes under threat from advancing flames.
Vacant homes cast shadow of concern
More than 900,000 properties remain vacant and underutilized across Greece, according to real estate experts.
Unused properties
While boosting the housing stock is recognized as the only way to control real estate prices, the state remains the owner of the largest stock of vacant real estate.
Probe reveals scheme costing EU millions
The case of Lasithi on the island of Crete, where over 30 hectares of subsidized land can be leased for just €300 annually, is one example of the sort of suspicions raised regarding shady dealings when it comes to EU funding.
Funding of Greek-owned startups tops $1 bln this year
The financing of international and domestic investors to Greek-owned startup companies has broken the barrier of $1 billion.
ATHEX: Weekly drop is contained to 2.1 percent
The completion of the National Bank stake sale on Thursday allowed for a bourse rebound on Friday.
AIFF becomes latest film festival to cancel screenings of ‘Russians at War’
The Athens International Film Festival has become the latest movie competition to cancel screenings of the documentary “Russians at War” citing security concerns.