OFI returns to the Cup final and will face PAOK
PAOK and OFI will contest this year’s Greek Cup final in April, after successfully negotiating the home-and-away semifinals against Panathinaikos and Levadiakos respectively.
ELTA finds itself in Catch-22
Hellenic Post cannot improve its finances without improving its services, and vice versa.
Operating costs and taxes pressure hotels
Greek hotels are estimated to have recorded a revenue rise of 7.4% year-on-year in 2025, according to GBR Consulting’s annual survey.
Canadian solution via Spain for fish farmer Avramar
The way out of the impasse for local aquaculture giant Avramar Greece may be through Spain after all.
Hellenic Train to refund tickets after rack railway delay, faces higher compensation under new contract
Hellenic Train said it will refund 100% of ticket costs to 77 passengers who were stranded for more than three hours on the Kalavryta rack railway due to a train malfunction, while a new contract with the Transport Ministry significantly increased compensation to passengers and the Greek State.
ΑΤΗΕΧ: Late rally offsets all early losses
The Greek stock market somehow managed to avoid any losses for its benchmark upon closing on Wednesday.
Beyond false dilemmas
Migrants or refugees who flee their countries, risking their lives in search of a better future in Greece, do commit an illegal act.
Police smash Attica car theft ring that made €1.5 million profit
Police arrested eight suspects allegedly involved in at least 73 vehicle thefts across Greater Athens, estimating their financial gains at at least €1.5 million.
Three police officers on trial over alleged rape at Omonia station
Three police officers appeared in court after being accused of gang rape, violating personal data and complicity to the act committed inside the Omonia police station, central Athens, in October 2022, in a case involving a 19-year-old who said she was gang-raped in the station’s locker room.
Storm to hit Greece from Wednesday, Achaia, Ilia on red alert
Stormy weather is expected to affect Greece from Wednesday afternoon, with heavy rains and thunderstorms initially forecast for the Ionian Sea and the western mainland, while authorities have placed the regional units of Achaia and Ilia on red alert until Friday due to flood risks.