The Athens Stock Exchange moved around the 2,100-point mark Thursday and transactions were a little lighter. Profts in selected blue chips and mid-caps made up for the light downward pressure on several stocks, with the market continuing to absorb the recently reached 15-year highs.
Telecoms firms are increasingly focusing on digital transformation projects to drive their growth, rather than their traditional communications services.
On a late August morning at the Acropolis, the lines at the southern entrance stretch only to Thrasyllou Street, where a white canopy now offers shade to the fortunate few at the front.
Whoever cannot see reality, no matter how unpleasant it may be, is naive. Sometimes he may also prove to be dangerous. This general principle obviously also applies to foreign policy.
A wind farm project in Western Greece’s Acarnanian Mountains has been suspended by the country’s highest administrative court due to environmental concerns over endangered vultures.
Hot summer conditions are expected to continue across Greece into September, the first month of autumn, with temperatures forecast to remain slightly above average.
Six Turkish nationals arrested in the greater Athens area on Wednesday for drug trafficking had been under surveillance by Greece’s National Intelligence Service (EYP) since December, authorities confirmed.
After countless summer fires, countless losses, and much reflection at the level of society and institutions, it would make sense for something to have changed.
A bronze statue by renowned sculptor Yannis Pappas was reported stolen Thursday morning from the Paidikis Stegis (Children’s Shelter) square in Piraeus’ Nikaia district.