Industry still faces high energy costs
Domestic industries have to fight an unequal battle compared to their European competitors to maintain production.
Justice minister: Security breach at Thessaloniki courthouse was ‘quite serious’
The gap in the security of the courthouse in Thessaloniki where a parcel bomb sent to a senior judge was found and defused on Monday was “quite serious,” Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis said on Tuesday.
Tornado causes limited damages in Rhodes
A tornado that appeared in the northern part of the island of Rhodes, southeastern Greece, on Monday caused limited damages but no injuries, local authorities said.
Cyprus takes center stage at Kathimerini’s Forum for Southeast Europe & East Med
Cyprus and its emergence as a strategic partner and diplomatic link in the Mediterranean, as well as the issue the Turkish-occupied northern part of the island, was the main issue discussed in Washington, D.C on Monday, in the context of the 5th Forum for Southeast Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean, at the American Enterprise Institute…
Long way to competitiveness
Greece still has a long way to go to before it strengthens its competitiveness and climbs the world rankings.
Report shows lagging university graduation rate
Only one in five students at Greek universities complete their studies within the minimum time of study, while most take almost six years to complete a four-year program, which is the shortest possible duration of an undergraduate program, according to a report by the National Authority for Higher Education.
Disgruntled former employee kills three
The ultimatum of the shipowning family to the 75-year-old foreman to leave the house he had been given to live in and his dismissal from the company a few days prior was, it seems, what led him to the triple murder – the owner of the shipping company Maria Karnesi, managing director Antonis Vlassakis and…
Five months after floods, Thessaly awaits recovery
While the news focus is firmly on the farmers’ protests across Greece, attention on the dire situation in one region, in Thessaly, has somewhat faded, except for the locals, who are still awaiting a recovery plan five months after the disastrous floods that destroyed many properties, killed livestock and eroded the soil. HVA International, a…
At the dawn of uncertainty
The wars in Ukraine and Gaza most likely mark the end of the system of global government instituted after World War II. However dysfunctional the UN Security Council was from the start, it had not been undermined to the level that it is today.
Construction group alliance
Projects worth 17.1 billion euros are expected to be implemented in the coming years by the four large domestic construction groups.