Katradis ties knot with Posidonia, with advanced rope solutions
Headquartered in Piraeus, the company designs and manufactures high-performance ropes for a wide range of marine and offshore applications.
Tax revenue falls short of targets in Jan-Feb
There was a significant shortfall in tax revenues, which were €386 million below targets in January and February, according to the state budget execution data.
AIA demand shows resilience
Athens International Airport anticipates 2026 to be another year of healthy growth.
An impressive turnaround
A lax attitude to enforcing road safety rules is not some Greek peculiarity we can laugh about, because it can cost lives.
Greece’s missed nuclear opportunities
In the early 1950s, thanks to the persistence of the Athens Polytechnic physics professor Theodoros Kougioumzelis, Greece became a founding member of European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN).
Greece to open underwater archaeological sites in Fourni
The Culture Ministry is establishing two accessible underwater archaeological sites in the Fourni archipelago in the northern Aegean, at Akra Fygou and Vathylakas.
Thessaloniki to ‘receive 426 new buses by autumn’
Thessaloniki will have 426 new buses by autumn, said Deputy Transport Minister Konstantinos Kyranakis during a parliamentary committee briefing Thursday.
Man arrested after axe attack on police in Athens
A man who attacked and injured a police officer with an axe in Ampelokipi, central Athens, on Thursday morning was arrested by the authorities, officials said.
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Thessaloniki intercity bus destroyed by fire, no injuries
A Thessaloniki KTEL intercity bus caught fire midday Thursday just outside the city, but all passengers evacuated safely and no injuries were reported.