Investment of 732 million euros in 90 Greek startups this year
Greek startups in the popular sectors of artificial intelligence, software as a service and health technologies have been on the radar of both local and foreign investors.
Committee investigating OPEKEPE scandal extended until February
The parliamentary investigative committee looking into Greece’s disgraced farm payment agency, OPEKEPE, has decided to extend its work by two months, until 15 February 2026.
Campsite owner’s niece questions will changes after arrests
The niece of a campsite owner spoke one day after the two new arrests for the double murder in Foinikounda and said her uncle repeatedly changed his will, as authorities continued to investigate the early-October killings at the seaside campsite in the southern Greek region of Messinia.
ATHEX: Industrial stocks and banks rise
Thursday was a day of gains for the majority of stocks at Athinon Avenue.
To remain second party, PASOK must start thinking like it is first
The expected announcement of the creation of a new party by former prime minister Alexis Tsipras inevitably creates new realities in the political landscape, despite the fact that it is too early to assess the scope of the project.
Pierrakakis’ election a day of pride for Greece, Mitsotakis says
Prime Minister Mitsotakis hailed the election of Greece’s Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis as Eurogroup chief, the assembly of finance ministers from the countries that use the euro, in a televised address.
Criminal ridiculousness
At this moment, thousands of farmers are committing multiple offenses.
Military bill faces academic pushback
Greek academics in Greece and abroad say provisions in a draft bill by the Ministry of National Defense would hinder the careers of Greek scientists working overseas, particularly younger researchers.
Motorcyclist arrested after injuring two traffic officers on Athens motorway
Authorities arrested a 28-year-old man on Thursday morning after he injured two traffic officers with his motorcycle during a police check on Athens’ Attiki Odos motorway.
European Commission refers Greece to EU court of Justice for poor air traffic management
The European Commission has referred Greece to the Court of Justice of the European Union for failing to implement performance-based navigation (PBN) procedures at Greek airports.