EU ministers agree to revive Rafah border mission
The European Union will restart a civilian mission to monitor the border crossing between Gaza and Egypt at Rafah, the bloc’s foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said on Monday.
ATHEX: Index losses minimized by closing
A handful of blue chips rallied toward the end of the week’s first bourse session.
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Authorities target smuggling
Finance Ministry and AADE to focus on containing illegal trading of fuel, tobacco products.
Soccer legend Mimis Domazos, ‘The General’, bid farewell
Greek soccer legend Mimis Domazos, the legendary attacking midfielder who captained Panathinaikos in the 1971 European Cup final, was bid farewell at a funeral service held Monday at the capital’s Metropolitan Cathedral, followed by a burial at the Athens First Cemetery.
Onassis-funded schools bill approved in principle
The draft bill for the Onassis-funded public school network was approved in principle by the parliamentary Cultural and Educational Affairs Committee.
Hellenic Aerospace Industry preparing anti-drone systems
Hellenic Aerospace Industry (EAV) and the soon-to-be-launched Greek Center for Innovation Development (ELKAK) are expected to sign, in the coming weeks, a contract integrating a Greek-made Centaur anti-drone system into the Defense Ministry’s innovation drive, officially launching a research and development program planned by the ministry.
Responsibility and the void
The image presented by the entirety of the opposition is deeply disappointing, showing no credible figures capable of governance.
Company executives face trial in Greece’s predator spyware case
The trial of four company owners linked to Greece’s Predator spyware scandal is scheduled for March 5 at Athens’ first instance court. The defendants face misdemeanor charges for breaching communication privacy laws.
Above all, let’s keep calm and be patient
Let’s keep calm. This is basically what is needed here in Athens now that US President Donald Trump is back in power.