Kifissia residents fight back against overdevelopment
In just one year, over 3,000 trees were cut in the northern Athens suburb of Kifissia, according to official data – not including those felled illegally or under cover of night.
PPC plans to add extra activities
Public Power Corporation is planning to add new activities, as part of the its new business plan inside and outside Greece.
ATHEX: Biggest daily drop in over five years
The perfect storm in the global money markets has hit the Greek bourse hard.
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Impact of Trump tariffs on shipping
Three out of 10 Greek-owned commercial vessels are expected to be charged at least $1 million for each call at a US port from mid-year onward.
Slide in polls inflames tensions within parties
The ruling conservative New Democracy and the left-of-center PASOK and SYRIZA face similar challenges.
Greek stocks could regain coveted ‘developed market’ badge
Greek equities could regain the coveted developed market status by index provider FTSE Russell this week – a key step on the country’s return to normalcy and a move that could spur millions of dollars in inflows.
Man arrested at Athens airport for stealing luggage
A 43-year-old foreign national was arrested Sunday night at Athens International Airport on charges of stealing passenger luggage, police said.
Ditz | Athens | April 10
Brighton’s experimental hardcore and post-punk band Ditz are set to make their Athens debut with a performance at the Arch Club (111 Konstantinoupoleos) on April 10.
What’s Really Happening in Messinia?
Lately, Messinia feels like a case of Everything, Everywhere, All At Once – just like the title of the film that won the 2022 Academy Award for Best Actress, awarded to 62-year-old Malaysian legend Michelle Yeoh.