ATHEX: Pressure on banks sends index lower
Pressure on bank stocks after the four-day Christmas break resulted in minor losses for the main index at Athinon Avenue.
Pressure on bank stocks after the four-day Christmas break resulted in minor losses for the main index at Athinon Avenue.
The government and the Labor Ministry have decided to temporarily freeze changes to the age of retirement.
Greece is moving to legalize prescribed burning as a wildfire-prevention tool under a draft law by the Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Ministry titled “Active Fight.”
Farmers across Greece escalated protests on Monday, blocking major highways and border crossings and causing severe disruption to road traffic and freight transport.
Observers of our political affairs who have been announcing the end of the two-party system for years and, by extension, the Metapolitefsi (the period after the restoration of democracy), have been joined in recent weeks by some unexpected advocates.
An investigation is under way into the deaths of two siblings whose bodies were found in their home in the village of Krya Vrysi, near Kalambaka in Thessaly.
“Harry’s Magic Symphony” brings the enchanting music of the beloved wizarding world to life through the acclaimed Lords of the Sound Orchestra.
Former prime minister Alexis Tsipras faces a difficult return to frontline politics, challenged both by rising rival Maria Karystianou and by long‑standing rifts across the center‑left.
A basketball player with the Kolossos Rhodes team has been arrested on charges related to the possession of drugs, according to public broadcaster ERT.
We have become a politically boring country for some time now in an ocean of generalized chaos and it seems strange to us. It is, after all, one of the rare times when the “Greek paradox” works in reverse in relation to the rest of the West.