Unexpected losses for Greens and Reds
Despite being favorites on paper, both Panathinaikos and Olympiakos lost their Euroleague games this week.
Egypt to host Greece, Cyprus leaders in January
A trilateral summit is set to take place in early January in Cairo, marking a decade of collaboration between Greece, Egypt and Cyprus.
ATHEX: November ends with 0.78% rise
The Greek bourse session on Friday showed some worrying signs for observers.
Danger superfluous and unjust
We’ve heard it before, that cameras on our streets will force Greek drivers to improve their behavior, reducing the number of deaths and injuries that make our roads among the most dangerous in the European Union.
Launch of a Chinese School of Classical Studies in Athens
Athens now has its own Chinese School of Classical Studies, following its inauguration on Thursday.
Security and rights
In every European country, compliance with the traffic code is now carried out with cameras. Surveillance devices have also been shown to contribute to the reduction of crime.
More details of Lavrio €1.1 million heist come to light
Following the arrest of six suspects, more details have come to light about the methods used by the perpetrators of the €1.1 million cash delivery van robbery in Lavrio in September.
Unemployment rate at 9.8% in October
The unemployment rate stood at 9.8% in October compared to a downwards revised 10.8% in October 2023 and an upwards revised 9.4% in September 2024, the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) has said.
French PM: France borrowing at a higher rate than Greece
French Prime Minister Michel Barnier, struggling to get his minority government’s budget proposal through Parliament, has, in interview with Le Figaro, noted that France is currently borrowing at a higher rate than Greece.
Greek Navy member dies while engaged in underwater training
A member of the Greek Navy has died while engaged in underwater disaster management training.