Emphatic home wins for Reds and Greens
Olympiakos and Panathinaikos scored significant victories at home at the start of one more double week in the Euroleague on Tuesday.
Masdar to penetrate the Balkans thanks to Terna Energy
Abu Dhabi energy giant Masdar intends to expand further in Greece as well as the broader Southeastern European region using as its vehicle Terna Energy.
Olympiakos keeps hope alive with 2-0 win over Leverkusen
Olympiakos has attained its objective of beating Bayer Leverkusen to stay alive in the battle for entering the Champions League playoffs.
Halki seminary being spruced up for possible 2026 reopening
The restoration and upgrading of installations at the Halki Theological Seminary in Istanbul, financed through Greek foundations, is proceeding at a fast clip, with hopes the school could open for the academic year 2026-27.
Schools to close Wednesday in Patra, western Greece due to storms
Schools will be closed Wednesday across much of western Greece due to extreme bad weather forecast in the area, state ERT television said.
Cypriot MEP denies knowledge of probe despite media reports
Independent Cypriot lawmaker Fidias Panayiotou said he has not been formally informed of any investigation against him, despite media reports suggesting he is under scrutiny over the alleged misuse of European Union funds.
Tax authortity says there’s no need to declare children’s pocket money transfers
Greece’s independent tax authority, AADE, on Tuesday denied reports that pocket money payments by parents to their children using the IRIS money transfer system would need to be declared on the myPROPERTY digital platform as potentially taxable bequests.
The Greek political scene gets even more complicated
The emergence of a party led or inspired by Maria Karystianou, until recently the head of the association representing families of victims of the Tempe rail disaster, has turned the tables on the Greek political scene, making it even more fluid and complex.
ATHEX: Stocks drop on global uncertainty
Escalating tension among allies within NATO on Greenland finally took its toll on Greek stocks on Tuesday.
Trump’s Greenland Vision
President Donald Trump’s bold move to negotiate a deal to acquire Greenland from Denmark mirrors the 1867 US purchase of Alaska from Russia – derided at the time as “Seward’s Folly,” after then secretary of state William Seward, yet now universally recognized as foresightful genius.