ND MPs are grumpy but not in revolt
The predicted, by some, and hoped, by yet more, revolt of New Democracy lawmakers did not materialize. But tensions within the ruling conservatives’ parliamentary group persist.
Old Souls, New City | Athens | May 2
A free open-air event at Pangrati Grove brings together vintage culture and old house music in an immersive setting centered on nostalgia, movement and connection.
Macron, Mitsotakis push to extend EU Recovery Fund repayments
French President Emmanuel Macron and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Saturday urged the European Union to extend repayment deadlines on its post-pandemic Recovery Fund and consider issuing new joint bonds to finance future investments, Politico reported.
Sizable share capital increase by PPC
Public Power Corporation (PPC) is proceeding with a share capital increase of €4 billion.
OFI’s extra-time win over PAOK gives it its second Greek Cup
OFI Crete won on Saturday its second Greek Cup, beating PAOK 3-2 in extra time at the final held in Volos.
Foreign companies in China face politicizing challenge, Athens audience is told
Foreign companies investing in China suffer the same fate as the Chinese private enterprises.
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So, how do we ‘do things in Greece?’
This happened in the news last week: Greece’s farm subsidy scandal was pushed aside for a day to give way to the comments of the European Public Prosecutor who brought it to light.
Domestic dispute summons leads to bike thieves
Police summoned to a central Athens apartment over a domestic dispute have stumbled upon dozens of stolen electric motorbikes and bicycles, e-scooters and electronic devices, and arrested seven suspected thieves.
State package aims to contain ferry fares
Shipping Minister Vassilis Kikilias presented measures to support coastal shipping, amounting to €55-57 million.