Sound resource management
Amid the growing urgency of the climate crisis, there is an increasing need for the rational and sustainable management of natural resources.
British Museum chief favors “partnership rather than ownership” talks on Parthenon Marbles
The Director of the British Museum spoke about the museum’s renovation and modernization efforts, the Parthenon Marbles, and last year’s scandal involving missing antiquities, in an interview with the Financial Times.
Erdogan’s Kurdish gambit
A few weeks before the US elections, Devlet Bahceli, Turkey’s extreme nationalist, “Kurd slayer” and junior partner in Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s government, sent shock waves through the National Assembly when he shook the hands of members of the Kurdish DEM party, whose closure he had been demanding till then.
More incentives for property owners to switch to long-term rentals
To alleviate the housing crunch, the government is considering further incentives for property owners who decide to switch from Airbnb-type short-term rentals to long-term ones.
Senior diplomat resigns, complains of exclusion from talks with Turkey
Rousos Koundouros, head of the Foreign Ministry’s Directorate of Political Affairs, has resigned.
Study highlights key challenges facing Greek museums
A recent study by the Hellenic Organization of Cultural Resources Development has highlighted key challenges facing Greek museums and archaeological sites
PPC sets ambitious goals
PPC, Greece’s dominant electricity provider, showed strong operating profitability in the first nine months.
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Two minors arrested for robbery in southern Athens
Two minors, aged 15 and 13, were arrested by the police on charges of forming a criminal gang and committing robbery in the Alimos area of southern Athens. A third minor is still being sought.
People leave flowers at the Athens Polytechnic on Uprising anniversary
People attend commemorative celebrations inside the Athens Polytechnic, to mark the 51st anniversary of a 1973 student uprising against the military junta that ruled the country at the time, in Athens, Greece, on November 15, 2024.