Golden Visa interest slumps
Demand from buyers from outside the EU to obtain a residence permit through the Golden Visa program has fallen by 83%.
Hormuz is not the greatest choke point
The world is anxiously watching the Strait of Hormuz, because not only does 20% of the world’s traded oil and gas pass through it, but so does much of its fertilizer and helium.
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Are we at war?
The short answer is that if you have to ask, you are not at war. In other words, if Greece is at war, we would know it beyond a shadow of a doubt.
Saudi logistics group returns for a sixth Posidonia
Saudi Arabia–based Faisal M. Higgi & Associates Co. Ltd. will return to Posidonia 2026 for its sixth participation.
New Left leader Charitsis steps down amid party disputes
Alexis Charitsis resigned Tuesday as chairman of the New Left party, citing political disagreements within its leadership.
Ioannina has created a startup hub
A provincial city in northwestern Greece, Ioannina, has managed to become an innovation hub for students and professionals..
Protecting the Tempe trial
The trial that started on the 2023 Tempe train crash is, of course, politically charged. That is why some people have an incentive to exploit it for demagoguery, turning it into a spectacle.
Free Navigation | Athens | March 27 – April 19
Aliki Rigou’s solo exhibition “Free Navigation” at Agathi Kartalos Art Gallery (12 Mithimnis) presents mosaics and paintings exploring seemingly chaotic networks that reveal underlying order.
Bail set for gallerist accused of art and antiquities fraud
A prominent Greek gallerist was released Tuesday on €50,000 bail and strict conditions after appearing before an investigating magistrate in a high-profile art fraud probe involving his galleries and storage facilities in Elliniko, Kolonaki and Glyfada.