If the European economy weakens further, then the European Central Bank might cut interest rates again, policymaker Yannis Stournaras told Bloomberg TV in an interview on Friday, adding that “this is not expected.”
The main index managed to close the session at the Greek bourse with moderate gains for another day on Friday.
Deputy Foreign Minister Yiannis Loverdos will visit Australia in October, as part of a tour to meet the Greek diaspora, but also address consular longstanding issues.
A member of the European Parliament and leader of the Voice of Reason party, Afroditi Latinopoulou, has filed a lawsuit against Greece’s National Gallery over a contemporary art exhibition that she claims “mocks religious faith.”
The Greek basketball league’s governing body, ESAKE, has imposed a ten-month stadium ban on Panathinaikos BC owner Dimitris Giannakopoulos, following heated incidents that marred Game 2 of the Greek Basketball League finals between Olympiakos and Panathinaikos. The decision was formally announced on Friday.
Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis has apologized for a serious medical error at Tzaneio Hospital in Piraeus, where a 62-year-old woman received a blood transfusion intended for another patient.
How the cargo of a prehistoric shipwreck beneath the Argosaronic Gulf revealed a sophisticated maritime trade network in the Early Bronze Age Aegean.
Athens is experiencing significant traffic congestion on Friday as thousands of residents set off for the Holy Spirit long weekend, one of the key holidays in the Greek Orthodox calendar.
Police arrested two men Friday after a fatal road accident on Poseidonos Avenue near Kalamakiou Avenue in southern Athens that killed a 65-year-old municipal sanitation worker.
Authorities in Patra reported yet another incident of falling plaster from a building on Thursday, marking the latest in a troubling series of similar cases in the western Greek city.