Household wealth has grown 31% since 2022
Household net wealth in Greece has shown a significant recovery since 2022, according to data published by the European Central Bank.
PASOK condemns prosecutor’s dismissal of wiretapping complaints as a cover-up
The main opposition PASOK party has strongly criticized Supreme Court deputy prosecutor Achilles Zisis’ decision to dismiss the criminal complaints filed by its leader, Nikos Androulakis, and journalist Thanasis Koukakis, calling it “one more link in the chain of cover-up” of the wiretapping case.
October sees volume expansion of 45% in construction
Construction activity ended October with a significant increase.
Ηealth team deployed to Patra after student’s death from fulminant meningitis
A team from Greece’s National Public Health Organization (EODY) is heading to Patra in the western Peloponnese on Wednesday after the death of a 20-year-old student from a severe form of bacterial meningitis, known as fulminant meningitis.
Eroding standards plague education system
Greece’s education system is under growing scrutiny as a relaxed approach to student graduation raises concerns about academic rigor.
US foreign policy in Trump’s era of disruption
Expert James Lindsay joins Thanos Davelis to look into President Trump’s disruptive foreign policy agenda and how it could impact America’s friends and allies, particularly in Europe.
Propeller Club of Piraeus praised for role in US-Greek relations
The new Trump administration in the US is expected to cooperate productively with the Greek government and promote further the bilateral relations that have reached an unprecedented high, the Deputy Minister of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy Stefanos Gkikas said on Tuesday.
Bird Protect goes more places
The application of artificial intelligence for bird protection in wind parks, developed by Greek company Irida AI Technologies, has been selected for three more wind turbine parks in France, Spain and Lithuania.
Government open to parliamentary inquiry on Tempe disaster pending judicial findings
Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis said that the conservative administration would support the establishment of a parliamentary inquiry into the Tempe railway disaster, provided that the judiciary presents evidence implicating one or more political figures.
Turkey replaces pro-Kurdish mayor in southeast with state official, ministry says
Turkey removed another elected pro-Kurdish provincial mayor on Wednesday over convictions on terrorism-related offences, the interior ministry said, temporarily appointing a state official in her place amid a widening opposition crackdown.