Trump fever and vulnerable Europe
A brief paragraph in a New York Times investigation into “How Elon Musk Executed His Takeover of the Federal Bureaucracy” held a message for Europe.
Lenten food prices stable or lower compared to last year, says Ministry of Development
This year the prices of Lenten (Sarakosti) food are stable or lower compared to last year, according to sources from the Ministry of Development.
Drilling decision by August
Helleniq Energy CEO says his company and ExxonMobil will decide in the next 3 to 6 months.
Satellite data reveals a coastal cement crisis
A recent analysis of satellite images reveals the extent of concrete expansion along Greece’s coastlines, posing a mounting threat to the environment and infrastructure.
Markos Chaidemenos Sextet | Athens | March 4
One of Greece’s leading jazz musicians, Markos Chaidemenos, along with five other talented musicians, will present his new album, “The Day After,” and other original compositions at the Half Note Jazz Club (17 Trivonianou) on March 4.
Millionaires choose Greece
Wealthy foreigners from the UK, the US and other countries, attracted by incentives.
Ntiskon Asty | Athens | March 3
As part of the Carnival celebrations, Kypseli Municipal Market transforms into Ntiskon Asty, an all-day dance party filled with high-energy beats. Hosted by Kypseli Beat, the downtown event features top DJs spinning across the disco spectrum, turning the market into an open dance floor.
Nvidia supports Greek startup
Achira has secured 31.4 million euros in funding, including from Nvidia’s investment arm, NVentures.
Tapping unclaimed inheritances
The state is hoping to be able to exploit unclaimed inheritances via new fast-track procedures.
Island schools reopening after earthquake swarm
Schools on the Cycladic islands of Santorini, Ios, Amorgos and Anafi will be welcoming back their students and staff on Tuesday, following a weeks-long shutdown during a major earthquake swarm that rocked this part of the Aegean Sea from late January to the middle of February.