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Not only did OASA’s revenue return to pre-health crisis levels from cards and tickets in 2022, it exceeded them.

The establishment of stock options for employees, the exhortation to “collaborate” with a new stricter framework and the regulation of debts

The Minister of Rural Development, Lefteris Avgenakis, will again be in the areas affected by the floods

The estimate of a shortage of 1 million tons of olive oil worldwide creates uncertainty about where the “ceiling” of increases lies.

Greek study for Greece, Romania and Poland, presented at the Gastein European Health Forum

Intervention of Super league president Evangelos Marinakis in a letter to K.P. Baltakos President, Hellenic Football Federation, Executive Committee members, Professional Football Committee members, and to Minister of Sports

The length of this year’s tourist season will determine if 2023 is a record-breaking year for the sector

Fire-fighters and volunteers on Friday attempted to block flames from reaching the border town of Soufli.

“Combatting tax-evasion is our flag”, National Economy and Finance Minister Costis Hatzidakis said on Monday. Speaking in Parliament, Hatzidakis underlined that the government will do everying in its power to complete a project of connecting cash machines with POS by the first months of 2024.

According to Bloomberg, Greece has suffered the worst damage, costing 1.66 billion euros and with more than 50,000 hectares of land laid to waste up until Aug. 30.

A high-stakes “poker game” is apparently underway in the natgas-rich southeast Mediterranean, with new “players” and partnerships emerging as Europe attempts to wean itself completely off Russian fossil fuels.

Tsipras’ flirt with centrist voters lasted only a few days, as did the rebuke of the Chania, Crete, MP, who immediately unleashed new threats in the social media.

Women are challenged almost everywhere as in most countries very few women manage to break through the glass ceiling in order to assume a position of responsibility.

Every minute and hour that responsibility remains unclear, or that the dysfunctions or a lack of vigilance are seen with relativity, is a backpedaling for the country.

Ambassador of the Arab Republic of Egypt in Athens

Egypt and Greece share over two millennia of friendship, cooperation, and incomparable contributions to humanity.

The role of the National Center for Public Administration and Self-Government

What UBS predicts for elections and the investment grade

What the former prime minister says in his statement about his participation in the upcoming national elections and his candidacy

The head of the prime minister’s economic office added that any fiscal space created will go back to society

Cyprus must stand firmly both on the shifting regional map, as it neighbours with war zones, and is constantly confronted with Erdogan’s revisionism.

Everyone knows that the real humanitarian crisis will begin when the dust settles and the time comes to count losses and damages.

The way SYRIZA cadres – and others, unfortunately – characterise their political opponents demonstrates that as elections approach, the level of toxicity increases.

Nancy Pelosi underlined what she called the access that the US ambassador to Greece, Greek-American George Tsunis, has to the White House

The reminder of the common fate of the two neighbouring peoples has a greater impact in a time of heightened tensions in bilateral relations, when extreme rhetoric makes them forget.

Greece is confronted with a host of challenges – from Turkey’s revisionist posture and the pandemic to climate change and inflationary trends.

Main opposition SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras can no longer maintain that the trial of a top party cadre by a Special Court is a conspiracy designed by his opponents.

Regardless of whether the PM is right when he says that “The worst is behind us”, he sent a clear message to everyone that combating inflation is the government’s top priority.

We must always remember our duty to display constant vigilance in order to deter the creation of new terrorist cells, without waiting for events that receive news coverage.

Creating electronic platforms for the submission of complaints regarding commercial violations is a good measure, so that one can see in real time the overall picture, but it is not enough.

Political parties will have to shape their own proposals, deal with disagreements, and contribute to a level of debate befitting a Western state with a seasoned political culture that is grounded in democracy.

If yesterday’s conference serves as a starting point for ending parallel monologues in the judiciary, in a period when public trust in institutions has been severely shaken, it is exceptionally important.