Retail market concentration
Concentration in the supermarket sector is now changing course.
Greece faces nationwide strike as unions demand wage hikes, cost-of-living relief
A 24-hour nationwide strike is set to disrupt services across Greece on Wednesday, as the country’s two main labor unions demand higher wages and action on the rising cost of living.
Your bag’s hidden journey from check-In to plane
Checking a bag is an exercise in trust. The hope? That you will be reunited painlessly with your possessions after many labor-intensive steps involving heavy machinery and numerous workers, often across multiple airports.
What Greece can expect from Israel
Greece was the last European country to officially recognize Israel in 1990, after having established diplomatic relations with Yasser Arafat’s Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) in 1981.
The responsibility of politicians
Many historians claim that the history of Germany and the entire world would have been different if the court that tried the leader of the National Socialist Party had not been so lenient.
Keeping a clear head
The case of the Tempe train crash shows that what the government needs is to contain its knee-jerk reactions and to stop being carried away by an excessive preoccupation with its image.
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3-year-old boy fatally struck by car in Spata
Α 3-year-old boy was fatally struck by a car on Tuesday in Spata, eastern Attica
Preparing for ‘My Home III’
The plan for tax relief, focusing on middle incomes, and meeting the pressing need for affordable housing, especially for young people, are the two priorities in the government’s economic policy, ahead of this September’s Thessaloniki International Fair announcements.
The fog of Tempe
Two years after the Tempe rail tragedy we still don’t have a clear picture of what happened on the fateful night of February 28, 2023, nor of what followed.