ELTA cuts stir political tension
The government faces a growing backlash over a plan to suspend operations at 204 Hellenic Post (ELTA) branches across Greece.
Police probe suspicious deaths of mother and son after fire in Crete home
Police on Crete are investigating the suspicious deaths of an elderly mother and her son, whose charred bodies were found after a fire broke out in their apartment in Iraklio on Friday evening.
Pierrakakis: Real credibility test will be actions, not plans
Minister of Economy and Finance Kyriakos Pierrakakis spoke on Thursday with Bruegel Director Jeromin Zettelmeyer at a joint event marking the 20th anniversary of the European think tank and Greece’s accession to the network of partner countries.
World space summit going to Nicosia
Next week Nicosia will turn into the center of the global space scene.
Inflation in Greece falls to 1.7%
Greece’s European Union-harmonized inflation fell to 1.7% year-on-year in October from 1.8% in September, according to Eurostat preliminary data released on Friday.
Consolidation in Greek labor market
The introduction of the digital card for employees has brought gray employment to light.
Reds pass Hapoel’s test, Greens fail Monaco’s
Reds and Greens are tied on a 5-3 record after another Euroleague double week.
Foreign firms increased by 7%
The number of foreign companies that are based in Greece but have a participation rate of more than 50% in their share capital from institutional units based abroad showed a new increase in 2023.
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Hope, etched in black and white
The Albanian-born Magnum photographer Enri Canaj, himself a former migrant, turns his lens on a decade of displacement in his new exhibition, “Say Goodbye Before You Leave,” opening at the Beehive cultural space in central Athens (10 Metsovou).