ATHEX: Credit sector turns week into black
Banks almost single-handedly pushed the benchmark of the Greek bourse higher on Friday.
Nurse convicted over death of man with disabilities in home
A nurse has been sentenced to 10 years’ imprisonment over the fatal beating of a 21-year-old patient who lived in a facility for young people with disabilities in eastern Thessaloniki.
High school club parties, underage drinking a ‘lucrative business’
High school parties held at clubs across the Greek capital, often involving underage drinking and exposure to dangerous, poor-quality alcohol, have become a lucrative business with students frequently recruited by clubs as “promoters” to attract peers, former participants have told Kathimerini.
A brave and necessary stand
It takes a lot of courage and a great sense of responsibility to go up against your country’s political system and the vast majority of citizens to criticize your country in time of war.
Prices, wages, public goods: The perfect storm?
The financial difficulties of a large part of the population came to the fore again on the occasion of two surveys presented at a recent event.
Nottingham Forest owner Marinakis’ court case starts in London
Evangelos Marinakis, a Greek shipping magnate and owner of English Premier League soccer club Nottingham Forest, was on Thursday accused of trying to fix a Greek soccer match, in a London libel lawsuit he is bringing over an alleged smear campaign in Britain.
Agreement on the basics
Achieving consensus between political parties is not always at their discretion. In some matters of major institutional importance, a consensus is required by the Constitution itself.
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First residents at Elliniko by Christmas 2026
The first residents of the Elliniko development in southern Athens are expected to move in by end-2026.
Service sector feeds inflation
Inflation is proving extremely persistent, as despite hopes for a de-escalation in October, it strengthened further and reached 3.2%, according to Eurostat estimates, compared to 3.1% in September.