US neutral on potential Turkey-Syria deal
The US appeared to take a neutral stance amid reports that Turkey and Syria may sign an agreement on maritime boundaries that could undermine Cyprus’ sovereign rights.
Road wins take Olympiakos and Panathinaikos higher in Euroleague
Greens and Reds travelled well over Christmas and returned to Greece with precious road wins in Germany and Italy respectively.
Electoral law changes debate revisited
Discussions over potential amendments to Greece’s electoral law came to the forefront during a meeting earlier in the month between Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis, sources close to the talks confirmed.
Lessons unheeded
The images of Athens’ main roads turning into torrents after a heavy downpour (the first of the year, despite it being December) highlight that the lessons of the climate crisis have largely gone unheeded.
Turkey to allow pro-Kurdish party to visit jailed PKK leader Ocalan
Turkey has decided to allow parliament’s pro-Kurdish DEM Party to hold face-to-face talks with militant leader Abdullah Ocalan on his island prison, the party has said, setting up the first such visit in nearly a decade.
Even if Turkey wanted to hide
Even if Turkey wanted to keep a low profile, its greed would not allow it to.
ATHEX: Ellaktor spurs Athens bourse with momentum
Construction group Ellaktor’s decision to return 85 cents per share to shareholders galvanized the Greek stock market on Friday.
Medical trainees offered €40,000 incentive to fill staff shortages
Young doctors who choose to train, in 2025, in either General/Family Medicine or Internal Medicine at hospitals with vacancies and no waiting list will receive a financial incentive of €40,000.
Snow chains mandatory across Attica from Friday night
Police have said that from 10 p.m. Friday, it will be mandatory for all categories of cars to have snow chains on the entire road network in Attica, unless they have special tires for use in snow.
Death of pioneering cardiologist Spyridon Moulopoulos
Spyridon Moulopoulos, a pioneering cardiologist who performed the first coronary angiography in Greece and invented the intra-aortic balloon pump, has died, aged 98.