Authorities investigate shooting incident in Thessaloniki
Greek authorities are investigating a shooting that occurred late Tuesday night in the Thermi area of Thessaloniki.
Return of foreign institutionals to commercial property
The rebound of the Greek economy after the crisis and the recovery of investment grade have allowed for the return of foreign institutional investors to Greek real estate.
Shots fired at EYP officers amid surveillance operation in Thessaloniki
New details have emerged about the shooting incident that took place Tuesday evening in the Thermi area of Thessaloniki, revealing that the individuals targeted were officers of the National Intelligence Service (EYP).
Greek student wins Princeton spot – but will the US let her in?
Georgia Katakou, a 26-year-old Greek doctoral student at the European University Institute in Florence, is worried she may not receive a visa to conduct research at Princeton University, where she has earned a scholarship.
Aegean connects Santorini with Istanbul
Tuesday marked the official debut of Aegean Airlines’ new route, which connects Santorini with Istanbul.
European funds for Line 1 modernization
The “Transport 2021-2027” program, part of Greece’s National Strategic Reference Framework (NSRF), includes the modernization of trains and infrastructure on the Piraeus-Kifissia electric railway line (Metro Line 1), with a total public expenditure of 90,382,520 euros, by decision of Alternate Minister of National Economy and Finance Nikos Papathanasis.
Scandal-hit farm agency shut down
The government announced Tuesday it will dissolve the country’s agricultural payments agency OPEKEPE and transfer its functions to the tax authority, following years of corruption scandals and European Union investigations into illegal subsidy payments.
Greek bonds reach new five-year low against the German Bund
The yield margin of 10-year Greek bonds reached a new five-year low against the German Bund on Monday, with the spread reaching 0.42%.