Pierrakakis in US for IMF, World Bank meetings
Greek Finance Minister and Eurogroup President, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, is in Washington, D.C. on Monday to participate in the Spring Meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank.
Teen dies, another seriously injured in Paxi road crash
A 15-year-old boy died on Sunday when the motorcycle he was driving crashed into a passing vehicle on a road on the island of Paxi, in western Greece, police said.
Is NATO’s future in doubt, and what does this mean for Greece?
James Lindsay and Ino Afentouli join Thanos Davelis as we break down whether NATO’s future is in doubt after President Trump’s comments slamming the alliance.
Turkey raises concerns about any new rules for Strait of Hormuz
Turkey’s foreign minister raised concerns on Monday about Iran and the US proposing in their talks new regulations for transiting the Strait of Hormuz, and he said there are many difficulties around the idea of an international force overseeing re-opening the waterway.
‘Easter brought an inner resurrection’
What does sacredness mean? How is it expressed and where is it experienced? What are Easter and the Resurrection?
Athens winter swimmers find relief in the cold
Come rain or snow, Stavros Nikolaou is always there for his swim. For five decades, he has walked the one-kilometer distance every day from his home to Palaio Faliro, where the Batis Winter Swimmers Club – founded in 1980 – is based.
Influencer arrested for drunk driving
A 48-year-old influencer and trainer was arrested in Koropi early Saturday morning for driving under the influence and dangerous driving.
Boy mangles hand while playing with firecracker
A 12-year-old boy suffered a serious injury to his hand when he lit a firecracker that exploded outside a church in Menidi, western Attica, state-run broadcaster ERT reported.
Billion-euro package for businesses
The government is attempting to redefine the tax framework so as to substantially strengthen the competitiveness of businesses, especially SMEs.
‘Not the doilies!’
Two exhausted “camps,” a mother and a daughter, collide over inherited household items. Opened suitcases, a red sheepskin rug folded carelessly, a woolen blanket that has warmed generations in the family and has remained hidden in the closet. The generational “battle” that has lasted for years has now been decided: The daughter has won the…