Kaisariani execution photos spark debate over ownership and authenticity
Historian Jurgen Matthaus on tracing provenance, understanding context, and using investigative tools – including AI – to study Nazi-era images.
Euro’s international role must be safeguarded
Safeguarding the European Union’s monetary sovereignty and completing the Savings and Investments Union are the two top priorities that Eurogroup president and Greece’s finance minister, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, emphasized at the Eurogroup and ECOFIN councils in Brussels, as he noted in a video of his statements at the meetings, which he posted on social media on…
Greek-US cooperation prospects in technology
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Thursday met with Michael Kratsios, adviser to US President Donald Trump and head of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, on the sidelines of the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi.
Nicosia told it must boost school funds
It would take about €1 billion for the Cypriot government’s school construction unit to handle all the work it needs to do.
AADE expands digital tool to include foreign bank branches and e-wallets
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) has announced the strengthening and expansion of its asset increase control mechanism BANCAPP (Bank Account Nexus Crosscheck Application), in order to receive taxpayer banking data not only from Greek banks, but also from branches of foreign credit institutions, or from payment institutions and electronic money institutions, which operate…
Panathinaikos impresses but does not win; PAOK does neither
A poor week of home games for Greeks in Europe concluded on Thursday.
Greek banks considered as takeover targets
Local banks are likely to be takeover targets by foreign credit institutions, according to Axia Research and Alpha Finance analysts.
Turkey’s approval of peace roadmap is important step, PKK source says
A Turkish parliamentary commission’s approval of a report setting out a roadmap for legal reforms alongside the disbandment of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militant group is the beginning of a fundamental change in Turkish policy, a PKK source has told Reuters.
Αncient history, wars shape Greek pride
For some, it is culture. For others, language. Some cite food, others their political systems. Many point to traits of their people, and some even to their economies.
Greece is a central pillar for Europe’s leading tour operator
TUI, Europe’s largest tour operator, says it is prepared for the increased demand it sees from pre-bookings.