Qatargate and the involvement of socialist MEP Eva Kaili is bringing sweeping changes to the geometry of the ongoing electoral period, though whether these will be temporary or of a permanent nature remains to be seen. What’s more, against the backdrop of the wiretapping affair, party staffs are eagerly awaiting the results of public opinion…
Besides the agreements in construction and renewable energy, Dutch businessman Henry Holterman, CEO of Dutch investment fund Reggeborgh Invest, is making a series of moves in Greek real estate and banking shares, totaling over 300 million euros.
Bus drivers in the Greek capital will be walking off the job on Tuesday to attend a meeting of their union, according to an announcement by the Athens Urban Transport Organization (OASA).
Cafe patrons at the central square of the Athens suburb of Nea Smyrni were shocked Sunday night to find themselves eyewitnesses to a shoting that left two men, 44 and 42, dead and injured a woman bystander.
It’s been 32 years since I first set foot in Albania. Ramiz Alia, the country’s last communist president, was still in power. Albania was a country in serious depression; its authoritarian regime was crumbling. People were trying to escape the heaven of paranoia bequeathed by Stalinist dictator Enver Hoxha, often risking their lives. Passing through…
After taking a brief leave of absence, Hellenic Bank CEO Oliver Gatske has returned to his duties. Gatske was given the green light to return to his office last week after the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission cleared him of any wrongdoing.
Athens will ring in 2023 in the heart of the city, Syntagma Square, with an impressive audiovisual show organized by the Municipality of Athens, with lots of music, dancing, fireworks, glitter and much more.
Covers from the golden age of swing in the 1930s and 40s is what Jeepers Creepers – a local act formed in 2017 – is best at.
A 15-year-old killed himself with a shot to the head Sunday after first calling the emergency 112 number and announcing his intention.
In the timeless words of Milan Kundera, “the struggle of man against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting.” The Republic of Turkey was founded on the genocide of the Ottoman Empire’s Christian minorities.