Category Archives: Latest Greek news

Common sense and angry voters

In most cases, using common sense is the most appropriate and useful way for evaluating developments. For most people, regardless of ideology, some things are self-evident.

Greek-Turkish Solar Energy Excellence Hub

Greece’s energy communities can help battle energy poverty, said participants at a special event on Thursday to mark the launch of the Greek-Turkish Solar Energy Excellence Hub to Advance the European Green Deal, an EU-funded project known as SolarHub.

ATHEX: Moderate gains after five days of decline

The rebound expected on Thursday at the Greek stock market, following five consecutive days of decline, did materialize, but the benchmark closed some way from its day-highs.

Corporate taxes paid promptly

The high tax collection rate, combined with the rise in takings from overdue debts, led to an increase in budget revenues in the previous year.

Digital Concert Hall | Athens | March 11

Continuing its Digital Concert Hall series of live screenings from the Berlin Philharmonic, the Goethe Institute in Athens is showing the acclaimed orchestra under the baton of Emmanuelle Haim.

ACG celebrates 100-year anniversary with event in Washington DC

The American College of Greece celebrated the 100th anniversary of its operation in Greece with a public discussion in Washington, D.C. last Friday on the role of education as a pillar of growth and US-Greek ties.

Greece 2nd in eurozone growth

Greece achieved the second highest growth rate in the eurozone in the fourth quarter of 2022, compared to the same period in 2021, according to data published by Eurostat on Wednesday.

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The heirs of populist journalism

Every miracle lasts three days – and so does mourning. Then, all hell breaks loose and Greece goes back to doing what it does best, which is shifting responsibilities. It’s the opposition against the government, the government against the opposition, railway network owner OSE against Hellenic Train, the company that operates the trains, and vice-versa,…

Greece and Turkey defense ministers highlight importance of continued communication

Defense Minister Nikos Panagiotopoulos held a telephone call with his Turkish counterpart Hulusi Akar on Thursday in which the two men highlighted the importance of keeping lines of communication between the two countries, as well as bilateral meetings, to create an environment of trust and co-operation.