Mitsotakis denounces Crete’s illegal gun culture
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis called for an end to Crete’s illegal gun ownership and vendetta traditions, urging a cultural shift in his weekly review on Sunday.
Burgum highlights Greece-US LNG deal
US Interior Secretary Doug Burgum highlighted the landmark LNG agreement between the United States and Greece, signed during the 6th Transatlantic Energy Cooperation Summit in Athens on Friday.
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The Onassis Foundation presents Juergen Teller, the award-winning German fine-art and fashion photographer, in the inaugural exhibition at the new Onassis Ready space (2 Strati Tsirka) in Renti.
Trawlers out, tickets stay in Alonissos marine sanctuary
The Culture Ministry has suspended its decision to allow trawling in the Alonissos-Northern Sporades National Marine Park after reports that large fishing vessels entered the protected waters.
More than 40 international hotel management chains in Greece
The penetration of large foreign hotel chains in the Greek market keeps increasing.
International confidence in Greece’s economy
Confidence in the Greek economy is shown by the high inflows of foreign direct investment (FDI) in the country, according to the latest data announced by the OECD (FDI in figures).
Scope revises rating outlook to positive
Scope Ratings on Friday affirmed Greece’s long-term issuer and senior unsecured debt ratings at “BBB” in both local and foreign currency, and revised the outlooks to “Positive” from “Stable.”
OECD Crete event focuses on population dynamics
The OECD Crete Center on Population Dynamics, in cooperation with the Delphi Economic Forum, is holding its 2nd Forum titled “Demographic Shifts: Shaping tomorrow’s labor markets,” at the KAM Center of Mediterranean Architecture, Hania, Crete on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Silver economy’s labor data
The image of the Greek pensioner is gradually changing, as one in 10 remains professionally active, combining their pension with income from work.
‘People’s true wealth is to march through hard times’
No one ever accused my grandmother of being ignorant of the human condition. She was 27 when she lost her husband in World War II, with three young kids and a 40-day old baby to feed.