Dendias, Austin discuss Read Sea mission, Ukraine, Gaza aid
Defence Minister Nikos Dendias discussed Ukraine, Greek contributions to security in the Red Sea, and bilateral relations in a call with US counterpart Lloyd Austin on Tuesday.
North Macedonia polls to test EU drive
Voters in North Macedonia head to the polls on Wednesday for the first round of presidential elections, in a test vote that could define the country’s EU perspective. The tiny Balkan country changed its name in 2018, after signing the Prespes Agreement with Greece, in a process set to […]
IOBE sees 2024 growth at just 2.1% now
The IOBE was added to the organizations that have downwardly revised their forecasts for this year’s Greek growth, placing it at 2.1%.
Police hunt for gunman after robbery at Athens diagnostic center
An armed man held up a medical diagnostic center in Kallithea in Athens on Tuesday, located on Eleftheriou Venizelou Street.
Issue of new 30-year bond
Armed by the surprise move from Standard & Poor’s last Friday, upgrading Greece’s outlook to “Positive,” the Public Debt Management Agency is on Wednesday set to make its second major market foray for 2024, with a new 30-year bond.
A night different from others as campus protests break for Seder
On the first night of Passover, the singsong of the Four Questions echoed from Jewish homes and gatherings around the world, including from unlikely, contested spaces: the center of pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University and other campuses where demonstrations are taking place.
Poll: ND maintains steady lead, SYRIZA edges past PASOK
Leftist party SYRIZA seems to be winning the battle for second place from socialist PASOK while ruling conservatives New Democracy maintain a steady lead, according to an opinion poll for Action 24 TV ahead of European elections in June.
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Greece’s Iron Dome
We often talk of Israel as an example we should learn from in a number of areas. One of them, and an extremely important one, is defense.
From words to violence
Gone are the days when the jeering of public figures found apologists who justified insults or even violence as an expression of righteous indignation.