Fintech giants eye Cyprus’ small banks
Cyprus’ small banks have become targets for global fintech companies and financial institutions.
Tax takings bolster budget
The state budget ended January near the set target, excluding deferred payments.
Greece outperforms most other European countries in renewables
Greece is recording steady progress in its energy transition, and especially as regards the participation of renewable energy sources in the energy mix.
ATHEX: Local stocks recover some lost ground
The main index of the Greek stock market recovered the psychological 1,600-points mark on Wednesday.
Models for reform
The public education system is in dire need of modernization, yet it has shown significant resistance to change.
History is in a hurry
History is in a hurry, but democracy is not.
Nine Turks arrested over deadly shooting in Thessaloniki bus terminal
Police have arrested nine Turkish nationals in Thessaloniki and Athens after conducting searches linked to a shooting on Tuesday that left one Turkish national dead.
Air Force holds talks with Lockheed Martin over F-16 modernization program cost
The Hellenic Air Force leadership is in discussions with US officials and representatives of Lockheed Martin regarding the modernization program for 38 F-16 Block 50 aircraft to the Viper variant.
Over 60% of Greeks dissatisfied with investigation of Tempe disaster
The vast majority of Greeks are dissatisfied with the Tempe railway disaster investigation, according to a Pulse poll published by SKAI TV on Wednesday.
Police on high alert over Tempe demonstrations
Greek police are on high alert as preparations ramp up for large-scale demonstrations marking two years since the deadly train crash in Tempe, central Greece.