Retailers in Athens recorded sharp declines in turnover during the winter sales period, with losses reaching as much as 40% in February, according to a survey commissioned by the Athens Chamber of Commerce.
Even if there is no war between the United States and Iran, our broader region is in such an unsettled state that nothing can be predicted.
Leadership 100, an endowment fund supporting the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, has elected Protopresbyter Panagiotis Papazafiropoulos as its new executive director, its chairman, Michael N. Bapis, has announced.
The Athens Bar Association says it has started disciplinary proceedings against a lawyer who allegedly turned up in court with a handgun in his waistband, drawing protests from members of the judiciary.
Police on Friday arrested a 17-year-old boy suspected of having fatally stabbed one teenager and injured a second after an argument spiralled out of control in Loutraki, near the southern town of Corinth.
Five people have been arrested in Turkey and charged with membership of a migrant-smuggling ring allegedly involved in this month’s shipwreck off Chios that killed 15 Afghan migrants, Greek authorities said Friday.
The negative news on US inflation and the persistence of geopolitical concerns led to a decline on Friday for the Greek bourse.
A specialized demolition crew has successfully destroyed a 40-ton boulder that loomed over a village in the western Peloponnese after being dislodged by recent landslides.
Five suspected members of two different gangs have been arrested in northern Greece over phone scams targeting vulnerable people that in one case netted more than €200,000-worth of loot, police said Friday.
Seven applications to establish non-state universities in Greece have been submitted to the Education Ministry ahead of a February 28 deadline, with operations targeted for the 2026-2027 academic year.