The second quarter of the year (April-June) was a good one for Greek banks, NBG securities says in a note following the announcement of the first-half results of the “big four” banks (Alpha, Eurobank, National and Piraeus).
A quantity of cocaine whose value reportedly exceeds 1 million euros was confiscated on Monday morning by authorities at the port of Piraeus.
Athens is indirectly but clearly questioning the election results of Sunday’s runoff municipal elections for the municipality of Himare in southern Albania after serious doubts were raised by members of the ethnic Greek minority.
Greek star Emmanouil Karalis won bronze in the pole vault final of the Paris Olympics on Monday night.
Women’s artistic gymnastics may be one of the few Olympic events to feature music and choreography, but it doesn’t mean the sport takes them truly seriously. In 2016, in the middle of the Rio Games, the specialist publication Dance Magazine declared that today’s floor routines “insult dance.”
TikTok has agreed to withdraw a rewards feature that raised concerns about its potential to encourage excessive screen time, particularly among children, the European Union’s executive commission said Monday.
The message of the folktale is quite clear: Repeated false alarms can make a population skeptical, leading to disbelief or inaction even when some end up actually being true.
Developing panic in international markets over the weakness of the US economy and the sense that the Federal Reserve is delaying a rate cut, compounded by fears of a wider Middle East conflict, could not leave Greek stocks unaffected.
Justice, independent authorities and control mechanisms comprise the backbone that keeps democracy working, protects it from abuse of power, and inspires citizens’ faith in it.
On Monday, the Hellenic National Public Health Organization (EODY) issued an alert on the West Nile virus, advising citizens to be cautious.