A student from the Athens University of Economics and Business was sentenced to 14 months in prison, redeemable for a fine, for vandalizing public property after writing slogans on walls at the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA). The case drew attention within the academic community as the prosecution stemmed from NTUA authorities themselves.
Greece’s economic sentiment index improved slightly in October, reaching 107.5 points from 106.2 points in September.
Greece’s next election is shaping up as one of the hardest contests in decades for any party to secure a parliamentary majority or even form a coalition government.
The resignation of Hellenic Post (ELTA) CEO Grigoris Sklikas, tendered under pressure from the Prime Minister’s Office, has not quelled tensions within ruling New Democracy over the closure of 204 postal branches, according to party lawmakers.
Insurance companies are seeking to build a line of defense with hospital acquisitions and partnerships with the state.
DYPA program of 220 million euros for 50,000 unemployed to work at enterprises for six months.
Gutenberg has unveiled the cover of former Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras’ much-anticipated political memoir, “Ithaki” (Greek for Ithaca), which is expected to hit bookstores by the end of November.
Just three kilometres from Vorizia, where a deadly family feud left two dead, members of the Kourites shooting club kept their guns holstered at the Zaros range. The calm contrasts with the violence nearby, as three brothers suspected in the clash – including the owner of the house targeted by a bomb – remain in…
Metlen has secured 65 million euros in financing for the construction of Porto Torres and Casale Monferrato, two large-scale solar parks totaling 60 megawatts, expected to be completed by the end of 2025.