Third World quagmire
We have seen many “plans” for waste management in Attica. The current regional government has presented its own plan to the municipalities.
Maronites in Cyprus hope Pope can help save their culture
Ancestors of Christians who settled in Cyprus after fleeing what is now Lebanon and Syria in waves from the 8th century onwards, many Maronites forced to move again when Cyprus was divided almost half a century ago.
Mitsotakis is a ‘vaccination saboteur,’ Tsipras charges
The government’s management of the coronavirus pandemic “lacks planning and strategy” and is “sloppy,” main opposition SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras said on Tuesday
Turning Greece into a global digital innovation hub
Greece can evolve into an innovation center of global reach if it turns to high-technology investments related in general to the green transition, the health sector and defense-cybersecurity, according to a study by Accenture for the Hellenic Federation of Enterprises (SEV).
Mandatory vaccinations are constitutional, says law professor
The constitutionality of making Covid-19 vaccinations mandatory for people aged 60 and over is not in doubt, an emeritus constitutional law professor said on Tuesday.
Cartoon by Ilias Makris (30/12/2021)
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Alpha Bank posts Q3 losses on higher loan provisions
Alpha Bank, one of the country’s four largest banks, swung to a net loss in the third quarter after a profit in the previous quarter, on higher loan-loss provisions.
US to spend $35 mln on Larissa base
In another sign of the growing importance that US-Greek relations have acquired, Washington plans, according to sources, to spend a total of $33.5 million on the construction of two hangars and support buildings at Larissa Air Base in Central Greece.
Award ‘came at the right time’
Christos Chomenidis was awarded the European Book Prize (Prix du Livre Europeen) for his novel “Niki” on November 15.
Intubated Covid patients rise further to 664
The National Organization for Public Health (EODY) on Tuesday reported that 664 Covid-19 patients are intubated in intensive care units around the country, a new rise from 657 the day before.