Girl in hospital after being shot by 11-year-old brother
A nine-year-old girl was being treated for arm injuries in a hospital in Patras after being accidentally shot by her 11-year-old brother in a village in western Corinthia on Monday.
Greek July factory activity slumps, new orders fall
Greek manufacturing activity declined in July, hit by faster contractions in production and new orders as high inflation took a toll on client demand, a survey showed on Monday.
Brainstorming on OAKA’s future
The Olympic Athletic Center of Athens (OAKA), which houses Greece’s largest soccer pitch and other sports venues, has been placed under the microscope of graduate students from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University in the United States.
Fire service official arrested over child pornography
A Greek Fire Service official on the island of Skiathos was arrested on Sunday after police found child pornography on electronic devices.
Power blackouts looming, minister says
After this summer, it is highly likely that streets could become a little darker, historical monuments no longer bathed in artificial light throughout the night and households could face periodic outages, Environment and Energy Minister Kostas Skrekas warns.
Traffic changes begin for new metro Line 4 in central Athens
Works leading to the construction of a new Athens metro line (Line 4) introduced traffic changes in Athens as of July 31, Greek police said.
Undated wreck of exploded ship found off Kythnos
A previously unknown shipwreck was discovered last month by a professional diver off the western coast of the island of Kythnos, near Attica.
The uncertainty of Turkish strategic autonomy
An article by Admiral Alexandros Diakopoulos, the former national security adviser to the Greek prime minister, and Nikos Stournaras, research assistant at the Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy (ELIAMEP), titled “Turkey’s quest for strategic autonomy,” is a much-needed surprise for those who rely on Greece’s allies at a difficult time.
Retail turnover up in May, but only due to price hikes
Retail commerce turnover showed a 5.1% annual increase in May, according to the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT), but this was not thanks to an increase in sales.
The lord of terror
If over 30 years ago the Soviet Union was the “Evil Empire” which systematically planned the destabilization of Western Europe by utilizing the services of the communist parties of Europe and the broader Left, today it is the Right that is accused by democratic forces of being the bearer of the interests of Russia and…