Motorcyclist killed in collision with car in Thessaloniki
A 52-year-old motorcyclist was killed in the early hours of Monday after colliding with a car on the Thessaloniki-Edessa highway, some 40 kilometers southeast of the northern port city.
Greece celebrating Independence Day
Students will be taking part in parades all over Greece on Monday to mark the 203rd anniversary of the 1821 revolution against Ottoman rule.
Wasting time
So how are we doing? The economy is expanding, if not at a high rate, at least at a rate higher than the eurozone average, the public debt as a percentage of GDP is decreasing, the targets for primary surpluses are not difficult to achieve.
Bracing for a week of political clashes
Political discourse is set to get nastier this week after the opposition announced plans to submit a motion of no confidence against the government.
Golden Visa turns 10 – and what a decade it’s been
It was a networking lunch at a modern taverna in the downtown Athens district of Kolonos, bringing together a building contractor, two buyers, an architect, a journalist and an intermediary, from Lebanon, Syria and Sweden, while also including two Greeks.
Mitsotakis, Trudeau hail Greek-Canadian relations in joint statement
The two prime ministers spoke of strong cooperation between the two countries
Decision time for the gas reserves off Crete
The geologists of ExxonMobil have begun the evaluation of the latest 3D data.
Mitsotakis, on Canadian TV, touts ‘rather impressive’ economic comeback
Prime minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis told a Canadian TV host Sunday that Greece is open for business.
How the internet is normalizing violence for Greek youngsters
The incident that shook Thessaloniki to its core a couple of days ago was an appalling scene: a mob of angry youngsters chasing, throwing bottles, and verbally assaulting two LGBTQ+ individuals in one of the city’s most prominent locations.
Does Athens owe Fredi Beleri a candidacy?
I won’t get into the discussion of whether putting Fredi Beleri’s name on the New Democracy ticket for the upcoming European elections would serve the ruling Greek conservative party’s interests; it would, in spades.