Turkey excluded from EU defense funding
Turkey will remain excluded from the European Union’s new defense funding mechanism, as outlined in the European Commission’s White Paper on the Future of European Defense.
Political tension flares over Tempe probe
A high-stakes political battle has erupted in Greece over the government’s handling of a parliamentary inquiry, with opposition parties accusing Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis of avoiding scrutiny.
Hellenic Seaplanes eyes Cyprus
Cyprus has the potential to become a key hub for seaplane routes, according to Nikolas Charalambous, president and CEO of Hellenic Seaplanes.
EIB approves four investment proposals by Environment and Energy Ministry
The European Investment Bank on Wednesday approved four investment proposals by Greece’s Environment and Energy Ministry, including two for new buses.
The revision of the Constitution offers hope
The large turnout at the rallies to mark two years since the Tempe rail disaster is correctly interpreted as a reaction to the general inadequacy of the state.
Food price growth has lagged that of the EU
Food prices in Greece have increased by 38.97% in the last 15 years.
A high-stakes bargain and a cool-headed dialogue
When Greece joined the European Union, we felt a great sense of relief and security. It was as if we had purchased a dual-purpose insurance policy.
Abandoned Buildings | Athens | March 21 – April 2
The Blank Wall Gallery (55 Negri Fokionos) presents a striking photography exhibition on abandoned buildings worldwide, running from March 21 to April 2.
ATHEX: Two-tiered session on Athinon Ave
Traders reaped some profits from the five-session growth of blue chips, but also remained on the lookout for opportunities among mid- and small-caps.
The ‘arguments’ of thugs
The hallmark of religious fanatics is not dogmatism, but their inability to accept that someone else has different preferences and opinions.