Rivals make their case over building height bonus
In a high-stakes court session, Greece’s Council of State reviewed arguments on Friday regarding the constitutionality of building height and zoning bonuses under the New Building Regulation.
PASOK’s leadership race – and future – up for grabs
Sunday’s election for PASOK’s leadership was a nail-biter up until the early hours of Monday, keeping analysts up well into the night.
Over 48,000 new business
New businesses registering with the General Commercial Register (GEMH) showed an increase of 9.37% in the first nine months of the year compared to the corresponding period of 2023, with those deleted at the same time showing a marginal increase, of 0.12%.
Greek shipping pioneer Athina Martinou dead at 97
Athina (Nounou) Martinou, a key figure in modern Greek shipping and the global maritime industry died on Friday, at the age of 97.
New metro access gates
Aiming to improve the overall experience for commuters, new entry and exit gates will be gradually implemented starting Friday at six stations on Line 3 of the Athens metro: Agia Varvara, Korydallos, Nikaia, Maniatika, Piraeus, and Dimotiko Theater.
When time stood still
The crew of the last flight to Nicosia Airport from Rome arriving as Turkey launched its invasion of Cyprus. This poignant image captures the moment history changed forever, serving as a powerful reminder of the tumultuous events of 1974 that reshaped the island’s landscape.
Short-term rental professionals
The activity of renting out property short-term in the most popular parts of the center of Athens is rapidly evolving into a field for professionals.
A time of reckoning for the center-left
The current two-day period is critical for the future of Greece’s center-left, with the second round of internal elections at PASOK on Sunday.
Thirty-five migrants rescued south of Crete
Thirty-five migrants, among them women and children, have been rescued from the sea south of Crete.
Turkish push for all-inclusive package
Turkey’s position on Aegean issues remains firmly entrenched, as highlighted by recent remarks from diplomatic sources to the Turkish newspaper Hurriyet.