ATHEX: Taking stock of the recent stock gains
After the recent growth of prices on the Greek stock market, investors predictably reaped some of their profits.
The cost of corruption
Usually, the lack of transparency and meritocracy in Greece are discussed as issues of institutional concern.
Making a good city: The Kali Polis Project
It’s the very DNA of The Kali Polis Project that will fuel its growth and anticipated success. A professional internship program that pairs Greek college students, those who study at Deree at The American College of Greece, with area municipalities in Attica to work on real projects that help local governments build safer, better, stronger,…
Professor criticizes farmers’ airport blockades after oncology appointments cancelled
A Cretan pulmonology professor has reported that 20 oncology patient appointments had to be cancelled at Iraklio University General Hospital due to the occupation of Iraklio Airport by protesting farmers.
Factory owner and former partner jailed for holding migrants captive and demanding ransom
A factory owner and his former partner have been sentenced to a combined eight years in prison after being found guilty of participating in a criminal gang that kept undocumented migrants locked inside a factory and demanded ransom from their relatives for their release.
After the roadblocks, what?
One way or another, the ongoing farmers’ protest will come to some kind of end or hiatus or whatever you want to call the inevitable development that will lead to the reopening of the country’s highways and tractors returning to their fields.
One goal was enough for Olympiakos in Kazakhstan
A goal by Gelson Martins 17 minutes from time gave Olympiakos a precious 1-0 victory in Kazakhstan against Kairat.
Pharmacist remanded over fake prescription scam worth over €400,000
A 34-year-old pharmacist, suspected of being a leader in a criminal organization that issued thousands of fraudulent prescriptions causing losses to the country’s main healthcare provider EOPYY of over €400,000, has been remanded in custody following testimony before an investigating magistrate.
Drone operations to become core part of army recruit training, defense minister says
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias said on Tuesday that new army recruits will be trained primarily to operate drones, with traditional weapons used mainly for self‑defense.
Teen suspect posts TikTok confession after stabbing 14-year-old
One of the teenagers involved in the ambush and stabbing of a 14-year-old boy in the Athens suburb of Holargos has publicly confessed to his actions in a video posted on TikTok.