In the nearly-deserted centre of the southern Turkish city of Osmaniye, an elderly couple wait by the ruins of the three-story building where they lived, hoping their life savings might emerge from the debris when it is cleared.
Greece’s two representatives in the Euroleague continued their separate ways in midweek, with Olympiakos remaining at the top of the table with a home win over Barcelona, and Panathinaikos suffering another defeat, this time away at Monaco.
The two experts appointed by the head of the Larissa prosecutor’s office have submitted their findings about the causes of the Feb. 28 deadly train crash in central Greece.
Society is filled with righteous indignation. The fatal systemic failures that unjustly cost the lives of so many people justify the grief and the anger.
The local logistics industry is a magnet for acquisitions and mergers, so the concentration process continues in this particular market, where fragmentation is a key feature.
The deadly train collision at Tempe on February 28 should be a lesson for all of us – most importantly, the Greek political class that bear most responsibility for the disaster.
Banks are offering transaction packages in the form of monthly subscriptions that can lead to savings ranging from 7 to 44 euros a month.
Heralding the debut of leading mezzo-soprano Anita Rachvelishvili in the role of Charlotte, the Greek National Opera (nationalopera.gr) is staging a revival of the late Spyros Evangelatos’ 2014 production of Jules Massenet’s “Werther.”
The Greek bourse appears to have stemmed the outflow of funds seen at the start of the week and is preparing for its next move upward, after another session – on Wednesday – where blue chips rebounded with the exception of banks.
Supermarket turnover rose in January, boosted by higher inflation, while consumers cut back the volume of purchases, IRI said in a report on Tuesday.