Reds and Greens had to work hard for Euroleague victories
Olympiakos and Panathinaikos scored hard-fought home wins for the Euroleague on Tuesday, at the start of another double week.
Council of State upholds €200,000 fine for security firm representative’s arms cache
The Council of State has upheld a decision by the Hellenic Police to impose a €200,000 administrative fine on the legal representative of a security company after an arms cache was discovered at his residence.
American students studying in Greece reflect on US election result
The weight of America’s presidential elections spans the globe – but particularly for American students currently studying abroad. Some of these university students are participating in the College Year in Athens (CYA) program that fosters the opportunity for learning in Greece
Olympia’s plans for investing
Autonomous energy, software and retail are the three fields in which Olympia systematically invests.
Trump and the implications for Greece’s foreign and domestic policies
The election of a new president in the US has a multifaceted impact all over the world. In that context, the debate is on what a second Trump administration will mean for different countries.
ATHEX: Banks climb for eighth day in a row
The Greek bourse bucked the declining trend in the rest of the eurozone on Tuesday.
Greece and the Balkans in China’s Belt and Road Initiative: A strategic gateway to Europe
In May 2024, President Xi Jinping’s visits to France, Serbia and Hungary underscored China’s growing influence in Europe and, crucially, the Balkans.
Unprotected universities
In recent years, efforts have been made to return occupied spaces of large public universities to their administration and students.
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Only half of cabbies have put up card payment stickers, AADE says
Only half of the country’s cabbies have placed special bilingual stickers on their taxis stating that they accept card payments, tax inspectors have said.