Cyprus to ask for tranche of EU resources
The Cypriot authorities are expected to submit a request for the first disbursement for the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, amounting to 85 million euros, in the third week of July.
More than 1 million passengers served by Aegean in May
Aegean Airlines on Wednesday reported it had recorded a significant recovery in passenger traffic in May 2022, carrying more than 1 million passengers at the start of the summer season.
Larissa makes Panathinaikos work hard to reach the Basket League finals
Olympiakos and Panathinaikos will face off in the Basket League finals starting this weekend, having taken very different routes to their first such clash in four years.
The untimely enlargement of 2004
Greece’s former conservative prime minister Kostas Karamanlis recently criticized the 2004 enlargement of the European Union. He called it “untimely and hurried” – and he was right.
ATHEX: Index posts slight rise as trade picks up
Wednesday’s mixed session at Athinon Avenue left stocks split between winners and losers, with banks heading lower but the benchmark covering some of the ground it had lost on Tuesday.
FinMin proposes abolition of luxury tax on fur, silver
The Finance Ministry’s plan to abolish a 10% luxury tax on raw materials required in the fur industry and in silversmithing is “an essential step for the survival of these industries.”
Panos Tsagaris | Athens | June 9 – July 29
In “The Seed,” New York-based Greek artist Panos Tsagaris takes inspiration from this powerful symbol of life, rebirth and cycles, to explore the notion of divinity.
Τhe alibi of inactivity
The investigation conducted by the officers of the Hellenic Fire Department was thorough.
Division has not disappeared from our DNA
Looking back, you sometimes wonder how this country survived and grew. Reading editions of Kathimerini from 1922, you are shocked by the passion and hatred for the rival political party and its leader.
Long-standing problems
One of the worst and oldest structural problems of the Greek state has to do with overlapping responsibilities in the civil service.