Economy suffers from productive investment deficit
The country’s capital stock remains 75.5 billion euros lower than its pre-debt crisis levels.
Cycladic Blues | Athens | June 5 – November 2
Cycladic Blues marks the renowned artist Marlene Dumas’ first solo museum exhibition in Greece.
Court approves extradition of Polish teenager accused of murder
A Thessaloniki appeals court has ruled in favor of extraditing a 17-year-old Polish national to Poland for the brutal murder of a 16-year-old girl with whom he allegedly had a relationship.
Woman accused in Final Four scam released on €10,000 bail
The 38-year-old journalist and travel agent accused of scamming dozens of individuals by promising trips and tickets to the EuroLeague Final Four has been released on €10,000 bail following her testimony on Wednesday.
Greek hoteliers join European-wide legal action against Booking.com
Booking.com could face Dutch damages claims running into millions of euros after 26 hotel associations across Europe – including one representing Greek hoteliers – said they would back their members in such litigation following an EU court judgment last year over its price curbs on hotels.
AmCham GR launches US chapter, invites new members
The American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce officially inaugurated its US branch, in Washington, D.C. last week.
The great challenge of rearming Europe
In a speech in Saudi Arabia earlier this month, Donald Trump laid out a radical new approach to US foreign policy. No longer would America concern itself with promoting values such as democracy and liberty. What matters now is deals, regardless of political differences.
Annie, the four-year-old violin prodigy, growing up in Greece
Annie, the daughter of Chinese migrants who have moved to Greece using the opportunity given to the by the Golden Visa, is only four years old.
An investigative panel and deceitful tactics
The fact that two former French presidents (Jacques Chirac, Nicolas Sarkozy) and a former prime minister (Francois Fillon) have been convicted in the country’s courts is enough for us to realize the extent of the immunity of Greek politicians.
Three Turks linked to ‘Daltons’ gang after EYP shooting
The three Turkish nationals who opened fire on officers of the Greek National Intelligence Service (EYP) in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, on Tuesday are believed to be members of an organized crime group known by the code name “Daltons,” Greek security sources said.