54% of Greeks believe government ordered Tempe crash site landfilling
More than half of Greeks believe the government ordered the landfilling of the Tempe railway disaster site, according to a poll conducted by ALCO.
Metlen expands its share in defense market
Athens-listed} group Metlen is strengthening its presence in the defense sector.
Property in Greece is still (relatively) cheap
Residential prices in Greece have increased only 4.2% in 15 years, due to the economic crisis.
Rundown of 7 candidates seeking IOC presidency
A look at the seven candidates in the International Olympic Committee presidential election on Thursday:
Monemvasia Castle on Europe’s endangered list
Greece’s Monemvasia Castle has been listed among Europe’s seven most endangered heritage sites for 2025 by Europa Nostra and the European Investment Bank Institute.
Migration minister scraps residence permit extension
Citing the need for stricter immigration policies, Migration Minister Makis Voridis announced the withdrawal of a provision that would have extended deadlines for residence permits.
Ministers and justice
After decades of debate, all parties now seem to agree on one point: The constitutional protections granted to ministers against criminal prosecution are excessive.
Hot-Air Balloon Party | Arachova | March 22
A hot-air balloon party is set to take place in Livadi of Arachova on March 22, promising a spectacle of music, dance and aerial performances against the stunning backdrop of Mount Parnassos
Hellenic Navy in search of second-hand warships
According to sources from the Ministry of Defense, Greece is in ongoing talks with several countries regarding the potential acquisition of second-hand warships.
Local universities opening out their global reach
Greek universities are expanding their international collaborations, securing 59 joint master’s program proposals with top institutions from the US and Europe. The Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH) led with nine proposals, among the 132 submitted nationwide.