Deputy Foreign Minister Harry Theoharis condemned an arson attack on his political office in the Athens district of Agios Dimitrios, calling it “an act of cowardice, blind violence, and a direct affront to democracy.”
The new housing program that the government is currently negotiating with the European Commission, so as to increase the supply of old homes on the market, is expected to begin after February 2026.
Panathinaikos had its home advantage make the difference against Maccabi on Tuesday.
The Athens Chamber of Commerce & Industry (EBEA) is organizing a business event, the Greek-Turkish Automotive Company Mission at the Wyndham Grand Athens, on November 19.
The American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce will be hosting its 21st annual Tax Forum at the Banqueting Hall of the Athens Concert Hall on Monday, November 3.
Greece is implementing the most ambitious modernization program in its Armed Forces’ history, with over €28 billion committed over 12 years – a vision symbolically reflected in the new bioclimatic facade of the Ministry of National Defense – Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said at the project’s unveiling ceremony on Wednesday night.
What is culture? My first answer would be “respect.” Its absence in many parts of the city is strikingly offensive, and that was precisely the feeling I experienced once again around the National Archaeological Museum on Patission Street.
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias announced the launch of a competition to promote the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier during the unveiling ceremony of the ministry’s newly renovated, energy-efficient exterior.
Bourse indexes in New York, London, Tokyo and Seoul have recorded historic highs this week, and the Greek stock market aligned itself with the global trend on Wednesday and rebounded.