Athens expects nod for early debt payment
Greece is about to get the nod from the European Union for the early repayment of the three installments of bilateral loans.
PPP plan for affordable homes
Attica districts where there are still large and unused spaces – e.g. in the western suburbs – could, according to real estate market executives, receive investments for the development of affordable housing, either for rent or for purchase.
ATHEX: Traders choose to reap profits
The benchmark of the Greek stock market succumbed to its first losses after five consecutive days of growth.
An alarming exodus
The number of students at military academies who are dropping out of their studies is alarmingly high.
Greek educator wins Europe’s top teaching award
Greek teacher Giota Chatzopoulou has won Europe’s premier teaching award from Junior Achievement (JA) Europe for her exceptional dedication and innovative methods in fostering entrepreneurial skills.
Guardians of the Lagoon: Flamingos of Argolida
In the tranquil wetlands between Nafplio and Nea Kios in Argolida in southern Greece, a flamboyance of flamingos makes a striking tableau against the Greek landscape.
ND holds steady lead, PASOK entrenched in second place, poll reveals
A new nationwide survey by Pulse showed ruling New Democracy maintaining a significant lead, with socialist PASOK solidifying its position in second place.
TikTok, the clock ticks for the center
Always the innovators, in 2023 we Greeks elected a complete unknown as leader of the country’s main opposition party.
Chinese parliament chief visits Athens
The President of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress (parliament) of the People’s Republic of China, Zhao Leji, is making an official visit to Greece.
A victory fraught with challenges
For leftist SYRIZA, the real challenge now lies ahead. We don’t mean the likelihood of more MPs defecting from its parliamentary group or the fact that the ill-mannered Pavlos Polakis came second.