Piraeus Bank reports lower profits in Q2
Piraeus Bank reported a drop in second-quarter net earnings on Wednesday, hit by a lower net interest margin, but it maintained its profit guidance for the year and said it would pay an interim dividend.
Local role crucial
Civil Protection is now equipped with modern surveillance tools. However, no “arsenal” or fleet of aircraft can monitor every corner of the country without the active involvement of local authorities.
Ankara-Haftar flirtation ‘unlikely to last’
Libyan academic and journalist Mustafa Fetouri believes his country is coming under excessive Turkish influence and that Ankara is exploiting its position to expand its reach in Africa.
ATHEX: Marginal rise for bourse benchmark
Stocks on Athinon Avenue had a mixed day on Wednesday.
Azora acquires majority stake in leading domestic hotel chain
A new major deal in tourism was announced on Tuesday:
Authorities investigating case of young girl found dead on Athens beach turn to CCTV footage
Security camera footage has become a central focus in the investigation into the death of a young girl, approximately three years old, whose body was discovered on a beach in southern Athens in the early hours of last Sunday.
Evzones thwart self-immolation attempt in central Athens
Presidential guards rescued a woman who set herself on fire outside a central Athens venue Wednesday morning, earning praise from the country’s president.
Athens Conservatoire grounds set for green transformation
Officials on Tuesday signed the contract for the redevelopment of the grounds surrounding the Athens Conservatoire, the iconic modernist structure designed by late architect Ioannis Despotopoulos.
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Rangers denies Panathinaikos once again
Panathinaikos saw its Champions League dream end by a clinical Rangers, that snatched a 1-1 draw in Athens.