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ATHEX: Worries clip wings of investors
The positive start in Wall Street reversed early losses at Athinon Avenue on Monday.
Josephine the Singer or The Mouse Folk | Athens | March 27 – April 4
The Greek National Opera Alternative Stage (364 Syngrou) presents a music theater adaptation of “Josephine the Singer or The Mouse Folk.”
Small modular reactors key for nuclear energy
Nuclear energy is controversial in Greece, mainly for safety reasons.
The pitfalls of patriotic rhetoric
It has been proven through history that patriotic rhetoric used for reasons of domestic political expediency rarely leads to anything good for Greece, whether it concerns what happened in the past or today.
Greece opens online portal for 2025 income tax forms
Greece’s tax authority, AADE, has opened its online portal myAADE for submitting individual income tax forms for the 2025 fiscal year, with a deadline of July 15, 2026.
Aegean cancels additional flights to Middle East airports
Aegean Airlines has announced additional flight cancellations to and from airports in Tel Aviv, Erbil, Baghdad, Beirut, Dubai, Riyadh and Amman due to ongoing developments in the Middle East.
The deconstruction of a global system
What is happening in the Persian Gulf is extremely dangerous. Not only for the obvious reasons, but because the way the war is developing shows that basic doctrines and decision-making mechanisms have collapsed.
Mediterranean states say adrift Russian tanker is ‘imminent and serious’ threat
Italy, France and seven other nations told the European Commission that a Russian liquefied natural gas tanker currently adrift in the Mediterranean represents an ecological threat, and they urged swift action on the issue, a letter showed on Monday.
PM weighs options on snap polls as advice divided
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has so far made it clear that national elections will be held at the end of his government’s four-year term, dismissing speculation about early polls.