Cameras and road safety
The traffic cameras that have been installed and automatically record violations in the region of Attica are still operating on a trial basis.
Panathinaikos beats Zalgiris, returning from 14 points down
Panathinaikos has risen to joint second at the Euroleague standings thanks to its come-from-behind win at Zalgiris Kaunas on Tuesday.
Energy ‘at the core’ of Greek-US relations
US Ambassador in Athens, Kimberly Guilfoyle, visited Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou on Monday.
Swingin’ Cats | Athens | December 26
Renowned Greek retro band the Swingin’ Cats will give a festive performance at the Gazarte Roof Stage (34 Voutadon) on December 26.
French Navy releases footage of raid on Greek-owned vessel carrying tons of cocaine
The French Navy has released video footage from a raid carried out on December 14 by French commandos on a Greek-owned fishing vessel in the Atlantic Ocean that was transporting tons of cocaine.
Signal lost with jet believed to be carrying Libyan army chief over Ankara, media says
Radio contact was lost with a private jet believed to be carrying Libya’s army chief of staff, Mohammed Ali Ahmed Al-Haddad, over the Turkish capital Ankara, broadcaster NTV reported on Tuesday, as flight tracking data showed flights being diverted away from Ankara’s Esenboga airport.
North Macedonia’s unacceptable behavior towards Greece
North Macedonia’s nationalist leadership is not helping its country’s prospects by its behavior towards Greece, arguably its most important neighbor in terms of geopolitical imprint and the size of its economy, as well as its longtime membership of NATO and the European Union.
ATHEX: Marginal rise for bourse benchmark
Despite early pressures, the Greek stock market’s benchmark closed on Tuesday with marginal gains.
Greece, Cyprus, Israel sign joint military cooperation plan following trilateral summit
Greek, Cypriot, and Israeli military officers signed a joint action plan and a Greece-Israel military cooperation program in Nicosia on Tuesday, a day after the tripartite summit in Jerusalem.
Respect for the Constitution and its procedures
The OPEKEPE subsidy fraud scandal again highlights the complex nature of corruption in political theory. Although this view is not very popular among Greeks at the moment, Greece does not hold a monopoly on the widespread presence of both traditional and institutional corruption.