EAC swamped amid Cyprus solar fever
Cyprus is rushing to go solar so fast that the Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) says it’s being flooded with applications for photovoltaic systems.
Paul Ekman, who linked facial expressions to universal emotions, dies at 91
Paul Ekman, a psychologist who linked thousands of facial expressions to the emotions they often subconsciously conveyed, and who used his research to advise FBI interrogators and screeners for the Transportation Security Administration as well as Hollywood animators, died Nov. 17 at his home in San Francisco. He was 91.
Intralot cuts 2026 EBITDA forecast 4% after UK
The management of Intralot announced on Thursday it has revised its EBITDA estimate, which will decrease by 4% in 2026 compared to previous forecasts, following the doubling of online gambling taxes from 2026 in the UK, where the company operates.
The secrets of Mets, the most beautiful ‘village’ in Athens
Amid neoclassical homes and narrow streets, Mets endures as a rare Athenian enclave of artistry, familiarity, and everyday grace.
Fake art ring suspects freed
A 57-year-old lawyer and a 42-year-old associate were released on Friday without restrictions after their court statement in a probe into an alleged ring trafficking forged paintings.
Recovery Fund’s end to compromise growth
Growth rate to decline from the projected 2.4% in 2026 to 1.7% in 2027, 1.6% in 2028 and 1.3% in 2029
Between war and dangerous peace
Russia’s war on Ukraine is at the point where both sides believe there is room for them to improve their position on the battlefield and both are afraid of the political fallout from a difficult compromise.
Schools for the diaspora
Maintaining the vital thread that connects the diaspora with the motherland is not a luxury.
AI Could Never | Athens | December 12
The “AI Could Never” party at ZED Club (10 Plateia Theatrou) celebrates Greek musician TEO.x3’s latest hyperpop EP.