Protesting farmers withdraw from Rio–Antirrio bridge road, move toward Patras
Protesting farmers from Achaia have withdrawn from the Rio–Antirrio bridge area and moved with their tractors toward the Eglykada interchange on Patras’ main ring road.
House prices beat 2008 record
The housing market is now at a level that exceeds the previous high of 2008, confirming the full recovery of prices after the economic crisis.
Nexans affirms support for power linkup
Information suggests that the French company is lowering its cable production rates.
Farmers begin pullback from Volos Port as blockades persist nationwide
Farmers protesting over delays in aid payments began gradually withdrawing their tractors from the commercial port of Volos on Wednesday, easing a large-scale demonstration that had blocked access to the facility for several hours.
Farmers seek to close Rio-Antirrio bridge as they end blockade of Volos port
Farmers protesting delays in state aid payments tried on Wednesday to blockade the Rio-Antirrio bridge, a key link between the Peloponnese and mainland Greece, sparking clashes with police as others ended a separate blockade at the commercial port of Volos.
Elefsina port tender coming
Government sets in motion the process for an alternative to Piraeus gateway into Attica.
Celebrities off the rails
One driver, returning from a Cretan celebration, crashed into parked cars on his way home in the Athens suburb of Filothei.
Sperm donor with cancer-linked gene fathered almost 200 children across Europe, including Greece
A sperm donor carrying a genetic mutation that dramatically increases the risk of cancer has fathered at least 197 children across Europe – including in Greece – according to a major investigation by the BBC and 13 other European public broadcasters.
Turkish student who criticized Israel can resume research at Tufts after visa revoked, judge rules
A federal judge has allowed a Tufts University student from Turkey to resume research and teaching while she deals with the consequences of having her visa revoked by the Trump administration, leading to six weeks of detention.
Greece moves toward Israeli systems
Greece’s top national security body has given formal approval to a €691 million deal to procure 36 PULS multiple rocket launchers from Israel, a move officials describe as part of a broader strategy to anchor a long-term Israeli defense industry presence in the country.