Turning a blind eye
No well-functioning state can tolerate illegal and antisocial behaviors as supposedly customary, local peculiarities.
Cartoon (14/01/25)
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ATHEX: Index takes a step higher on Tuesday
The Greek stock market had a positive day from start to finish on Tuesday, with the benchmark recovering some of the ground it had lost on Monday.
Reforming Greece’s military
Most Greek experts on military and security affairs, including many in uniform, have for years pointed out the need for a radical overhaul of the way the Hellenic Armed Forces are organized.
Education report shows graduates study in low-demand fields
The latest annual report by the National Authority for Higher Education (ETHAAE) has unveiled significant disparities in Greek higher education compared to EU averages.
Thessaloniki woman reports colleague for sexual assault
A 24-year-old woman has reported being sexually assaulted by a 58-year-old colleague while on duty in Thessaloniki.
Army colonel arrested for possession of child pornography
A Greek army colonel was arrested Tuesday by the cybercrime division for alleged possession of child pornography.
Burglars rob jewelry worth €1 mln from residence
A homeowner in northern Greece has claimed that burglars stole jewelry worth €1 million from her home.
The Democratic Distribution of Authorship | Athens | January 16
The Demos Center (17 Ipitou) of The American College of Greece is currently celebrating democracy through the arts
Hotel pools set to switch to seawater on drought-hit islands
Hotels on Greek islands may be filling their swimming pools with seawater this summer in response to worsening drought conditions, under new legislation being debated in parliament.