More seats than ever to Athens
Greek and foreign airlines are investing even more this year in the strong prospects of Greek tourism.
Finance ministry extends deadline for POS installation
The government’s financial staff has reportedly decided to extend the deadline for the delivery and installation of point-of-sale (POS) terminals by one month. This decision was made due to problems in the market, both due to the high demand recorded and the inability of many companies to proceed with their installation. The decision of the…
US policy in Syria and the Middle East amid escalating tensions with Iran
In a major escalation in the Middle East crisis, three US service members were killed and dozens more injured in a drone strike on the Syrian-Jordanian border by the Iranian-backed Islamic Resistance.
US still has problems with selling F-35 fighter jets to Turkey
The US still has problems with selling F-35 fighter jets to Turkey due to its deployment of the S-400 Russian-made air defense system on Friday, White House national security spokesman John Kirby said on Wednesday.
Couple in Florina arrested over gun cache
A 57-year-old woman who was arrested with her 54-year-old husband on Monday after police found an arsenal of heavy weaponry in their home in Florina, northern Greece was remanded in custody on Wednesday.
Debt agency draws €812.5 mln in T-bills auction post-bond success
One day after raising 4 billion euros on the bond market with the issue of a 10-year bond, the Public Debt Management Agency drew €812.5 million on Wednesday through the auction of 13-week treasury bills.
Hellenic Train CEO testimony forwarded to prosecutor
The testimony of the CEO of Hellenic Train, Maurizio Capotorto, has been forwarded to the competent prosecutor’s office by the Parliament committee probing the deadly train collision in February 2023 in Tempe, central Greece, to investigate the possibility of perjury.
Amvrakia-Aktio highway finally opens with promise
One of the most issue-plagued public works of recent decades, the Amvrakia-Aktio highway, was officially inaugurated on Wednesday. The 48.5 km road connecting Aktio in northwestern Greece to the Ionian highway around Lake Amvrakia is considered a pivotal project that will foster economic development, tourism, and enhance road safety across the region. The project, with…
Short supply lifts house rates
A total of 212,000 homes are estimated to be missing from the Greek property market, according to a study by Piraeus Bank.
EU Red Sea operation HQ to be in Larissa
Greece, and the Hellenic European Union Operations Headquarters (EL EU OHQ) in particular, will be the headquarters of the EU operation for the safety of navigation in the Red Sea, after a relevant proposal by Defense Minister Nikos Dendias was accepted by his counterparts at the informal ministerial meeting of the EU in Brussels. Operation…