Where do we go from here with Libya?
The maritime delimitation agreement signed between Turkey and Libya in November 2019 did not come like a bolt from the blue for the Greek diplomatic establishment.
ATHEX: Index reaches yet another 15-year peak
Banks led another stock rally at Athinon Avenue on Tuesday, with the benchmark having definitively returned to the pre-bailout period and rising to highs unseen since April 2010.
Students and ‘students’
So-called “eternal” university students – those who are still enrolled years after they should have completed their degrees – are a long-running problem that should finally be resolved.
Houthi rebels release video of attack on Greek ship Magic Seas
Houthi rebels in Yemen have released a video showing their attack on the Greek-owned bulk carrier Magic Seas in the Red Sea.
The 12-day war and the dead horse theory
The 12-day war between Israel and Iran was a typical Middle Eastern conflict, characterized by its high intensity, brief duration and the victory claims of all the involved sides.
Angela Merkel unplugged
The human face of Angela Merkel was revealed to the Greek public during her brief visit to Athens last week, in a frank discussion with Kathimerini’s executive editor, Alexis Papachelas.
Art treasures from the Bank of Greece
The Municipal Gallery of Hania, Crete, is showcasing 99 works from the Bank of Greece collection, spanning Greek art from the 19th century to the present.
Eastern Libya declares EU delegation, including Greek minister, ‘persona non grata’ over Tripoli visit
The eastern Libyan government, headed by de facto ruler Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar, has strongly condemned visiting ministers from Greece, Italy, and Malta, along with EU Commissioner for Migration Magnus Brunner, accusing them of a “flagrant violation of Libyan sovereignty and diplomatic norms.” The delegation was abruptly declared persona non grata and their scheduled visit…
Euronext’s initial offer for Hellenic Exchanges considered low
Most participants in the Greek capital market, the business world and the government view as a positive prospect the possibility of the Athens Stock Exchange (ATHEX) merging with Euronext.
Storms and fires hit Balkan countries following extreme summer heat
A severe hail storm ripped up trees and roofs in Croatia on Tuesday, while an empty tourist boat sank when it was hit by a ferry that broke its moorings in the Adriatic Sea port of Split.