A survey of Greek employees through the LinkedIn platform showed that most would prefer a more flexible working schedule, more rest opportunities and other incentives in the form of relaxation spaces within the workplace, bonuses and opportunities for training seminars.
A restart of Iraq’s Kurdish oil exports via Turkey’s Ceyhan pipeline is not imminent, four industry sources familiar with the matter said on Wednesday, even though Iraq’s oil minister was quoted as saying he expected a resumption shortly.
Greece’s four largest banks (Alpha, Eurobank, National and Piraeus), registered a net credit expansion of €4.7 billion in the first half of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024.
There must not have been many people who attended the two-day debate in Parliament on the OPEKEPE scandal, regarding the funneling of European farm aid funds to undeserving recipients in Greece. Most are absorbed in the problems of everyday life, professional and family obligations, vacations or their inability to go on vacation – they are…
The Athens Stock Exchange rallied toward the end of Wednesday’s session to close slightly higher, overcoming heavy losses (-5.48%) by bottler Coca-Cola HBC.
Almost the only thing that can be said with any certainty about the EU-US trade deal that Ursula von der Leyen agreed with Donald Trump in Scotland last weekend is that it is a terrible outcome for Europe.
Following Symi, two more small islands – Paxos and Ithaki – are seeking permission to impose a fee on day-trippers.
An Athens metro train headed to the airport was delayed for 24 minutes on Wednesday afternoon following an attack on board.
US Senator Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) has sent a letter to US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee, calling for continued efforts to protect Christian communities from violence by Israeli settlers and actions taken by the Israeli state.
A specialized team from the Hellenic Navy’s Underwater Demolition Command recovered 2,879 rounds of World War II-era ammunition from the seafloor of Kavala’s port.