Over 115,000 short-stay assets recorded in 2025
The number of short-term rental accommodations that operated in the Greek market in 2025 is estimated at 116,636, according to the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE).
Teach the past, learn from it but let go of the enmities
Since I am a historian it will not be a surprise to the readers that I want people to know and learn from the past.
AEK and Olympiakos march ahead, as PAOK is held
AEK and Olympiakos gained some advantage over PAOK, that dropped two points at Larissa on Sunday.
The Tempe trial
With the third anniversary of the 2023 Tempe train tragedy just around the corner, the time is also approaching when the case will finally be heard in court.
The universality of the Resistance
The newly emerged trove of 12 black-and-white photographs that capture the execution of the 200 Greek patriots by German occupation forces during World War II in Athens are fragments of our history and must be reunited with its main body of evidence.
Delacroix masterpiece to finally visit its inspiration
Eugene Delacroix’s iconic 1826 oil painting “Greece on the Ruins of Missolonghi” will travel to Greece in April for the first time since its creation.
Europe in an age of competing transitions: Climate, technology and geopolitics
This month, Greece announced a new offshore natural gas exploration deal with Chevron, covering areas south of the Peloponnese and Crete.
Hollywood Calls Again: Hydra Set for Major International Production
The Saronic island of Hydra is once again stepping into the international cinematic spotlight, with Hollywood star Brad Pitt set to arrive this February for a major film production.
Electricity hikes on the way
System usage charges, according to the development plan of ADMIE, will more than double by 2029 compared to 2025.
Cyber espionage and national security
The digitalization of everyday life has radically transformed the environment in which intelligence services operate.