Renowned think tank Dianeosis will participate as a content sponsor in next year’s 1st Policy Circle Forum Day, the event’s organizers announced on Wednesday, exactly one year before the forum is launched in Athens, on November 5, 2026.
The role of manufacturing is crucial for the Greek economy, as it can act as a lever for extroversion and productive upgrading, said Yannis Stournaras.
Go Shipping, the leading freight forwarding service provider in Southeastern Europe, announced on Wednesday the start of its “Less than Container Load” (LCL) service connecting Greece and the rest of the Balkans with Israel through the port of Piraeus.
Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to bolster the growth rate with investment injections.
“Porosi” is a newly formed project dedicated to reviving the Greek word used to describe passion, delight and ecstatic intensity in art and life.
One of the most recent murders on Crete – specifically that in the village of Elos in Kissamos, Hania – makes us wonder why such heinous acts seem to be concentrated in the island’s western highlands.
Teachers’ unions will hold a protest in Athens at noon on Thursday, with similar demonstrations planned in dozens of cities across Greece, demanding the immediate filling of vacant teaching posts and increased funding for public education.
The Coast Guard launched a nighttime rescue operation Wednesday after a boat carrying about 75 to 80 migrants was spotted in distress south of the island of Gavdos, near Crete, state broadcaster ERT reported.
The government is working on new terms for the “My Home 2” program in an effort to save the program’s resources which are not expected to be spent.
Traffic restrictions will be in effect across central Athens beginning as early as Thursday through Sunday due to the 42nd Authentic Athens Marathon and related races.