ATHEX: Alpha Bank leads main index to rebound
The benchmark of the Greek stock market rebounded on Monday to almost match the record-high it had reached last Wednesday.
Lessons from the Imia crisis
Have we learned anything from the 1996 Imia crisis? Have the lessons been incorporated into the DNA of the Greek state so that the next one will be managed differently?
Over 1.5 million citizens receive SMS for kidney checks
More than 1.5 million Greeks have received messages from the Health Ministry urging them to undergo simple kidney function tests.
Turkey watches Israel-Greece-Cyprus ties, flags EU defense concerns
Turkey is closely monitoring growing defense ties between Israel, Greece and Cyprus, but does not intend to rely on NATO alone for its national security, Turkish Defense Minister Yasar Guler said Monday.
Forensic details revealed in killing of 27-year-old; mother urges privacy
Forensic examinations have revealed critical details in the death of a 27-year-old man found Sunday in a stream in Nea Peramos, west of Athens.
Credit transfers gain ground against card payments
With card payments accounting for 73% of all electronic transactions, Greece has the third-highest rate in Europe, after Portugal and Cyprus.
ND leads, Tsipras-Karystianou battle close as protest mood dominates, poll shows
A potential showdown for new-party votes between former SYRIZA prime minister Alexis Tsipras and Tempe railway disaster activist Maria Karystianou, both preparing to launch new political parties, appears close, according to the latest Alco poll for Alpha TV.
Tinting the windows, disrespecting the law
An increasing number of luxury cars are being fitted with dark-tinted windows, ostensibly as a protection from the sun.
Job growth exceeds 500,000 between 2019 and 2025, government spokesperson says
More than 563,000 new jobs have been created in Greece between 2019 and 2025, while full employment rose to 78.5% in 2025 from 76.4% in 2024, government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis said on Monday.
Opposition parties criticize PM’s constitutional revision proposal
Opposition parties have reacted sharply to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ announcement on launching a constitutional revision process, voicing criticism, reservations and direct accusations against the government.