Greek community leader in Berlin voices concern over AfD’s rise in Germany
The president of the Greek community in Berlin, Panagiotis Matlis, has voiced his concern over the rise of the far right in Germany following the recent national election.
Central bank sees growth at 2.5%
The Bank of Greece on Monday predicted a sharp decline in inflation in the country over the next two years.
Mitsotakis: Justice, not political games
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is expected to address the cabinet on Wednesday, acknowledging public demands for truth and justice over the deadly train crash in Tempe in central Greece on February 28, while condemning opposition efforts to politicize the tragedy.
Greek destination is increasingly popular in Australia, US
The US and Australia are the two distant countries where Greece ranks relatively high in the preferences of potential travelers.
Explosion at apartment building entrance in Varkiza; no injuries reported
An explosion occurred in the early hours of Wednesday at the entrance of an apartment building in the southern Athens suburb of Varkiza. No injuries were reported, but the blast caused minor structural damage.
Social investment plan by Hellas Gold
Hellas Gold, the Greek subsidiary of Canada’s Eldorado Gold, on Tuesday made public an account of its social responsibility investment program last year, saying it included 130 projects and actions of a social nature with a total value of 2.47 million euros.
Greece and Cyprus discuss tourism cooperation
Greek Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni met with Cyprus’ Deputy Minister Kostas Koumis on Monday to discuss the strengthening and coordination of bilateral and multilateral cooperation between Greece and Cyprus in the tourism sector.
Cypriot business sets its sights on the US
For the} first time, a Cypriot business delegation will participate in the SelectUSA Investment Summit.
How a demographic ‘doom loop’ helped Germany’s far right
The Alternative for Germany party came in second in federal elections on Sunday, doubling its vote share from four years ago, in the strongest showing for a German far-right party since World War II.
Public outcry tests the political system
As the public discontent continues to rise, leading to planned mass demonstrations this Friday – the second anniversary of the tragic train collision in Tempe that killed 57 people and injured many more – the country is in complete confusion and frustration.