ATHEX: Major slump on bourse, led by banks

ATHEX: Major slump on bourse, led by banks

The profit-taking process that started late last week on the Greek stock market accelerated on Monday, with international fears of an out-and-out trade war growing by the day. Bank stocks bore most of the pressure, with their index losing almost 5% in one session, while the benchmark shrank nearly 3%, dropping well below the 1,700-point …

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Tax dues interest freezes for another year

Tax dues interest freezes for another year

The interest rates for the standard arrangement of repaying debts to the state will remain unchanged for another year, until March 2026. With this move, the Ministry of National Economy and Finance assists thousands of taxpayers who are unable to meet their tax obligations, by including income tax and the Single Property Tax (ENFIA) in …

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Allianz scraps nuclear, military exclusions to back Europe’s rearmament drive

Allianz scraps nuclear, military exclusions to back Europe’s rearmament drive

Germany’s Allianz Global Investors has dropped two exclusions blocking its sustainable funds from investing in defense, becoming one of the first major European asset managers to change their policies to help finance the region’s rearmament. AGI wrote to its clients late last week to advise that its sustainable funds could now buy into companies that …

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Severe Weather Hits Greece: Massive Rainfall Floods Mykonos And Paros

Severe Weather Hits Greece: Massive Rainfall Floods Mykonos And Paros

A powerful wave of severe weather has swept across Greece, bringing heavy rain, thunderstorms, and hailstorms that have wreaked havoc in several regions, particularly the Cyclades, Peloponnese, and Central Greece. Experts warn that this stormy week could cause widespread disruptions, with Attica, the region surrounding Athens, bracing for its turn as the weather system progresses. …

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Tsipras recalls ‘extraordinary experience’ at Harvard

Tsipras recalls ‘extraordinary experience’ at Harvard

[Alexis Tsipras/Facebook] Former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has described his recent visit to Harvard University as an “extraordinary experience.” In February, Tsipras was named as a policy fellow at the university’s Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies. “I had the opportunity to meet and exchange views with very important personalities, notable professors and researchers, …

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Participation Brings Courage And Hope At New York’s March 25th Parade

Participation Brings Courage And Hope At New York’s March 25th Parade

The Greek diaspora in New York celebrated the March 25th Greek Independence Day with a vibrant parade along Fifth Avenue, attended by prominent figures from the community and beyond. This year’s grand marshal, Vangelis Marinakis, led the procession, which drew widespread participation under clear skies on March 30, 2025. His Eminence Archbishop Elpidophoros of America, …

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Mykonos implements traffic ban as severe weather strikes Cyclades

Mykonos implements traffic ban as severe weather strikes Cyclades

A ban on vehicle movement has been imposed on the island of Mykonos as severe weather continues to affect the Cyclades. The Civil Protection Service issued an emergency alert shortly before 7 p.m., banning all vehicle movement except for emergency services due to heavy rain and thunderstorms. “Travel is prohibited due to severe weather conditions,” …

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F-35 Jets Will Not Be Sold To Turkey

F-35 Jets Will Not Be Sold To Turkey

US Representative Gregory Meeks, the leading Democrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, declared that the committee would block any prospective sale of F-35 fighter jets to Turkey. Speaking at a Greek diaspora event in New York on Saturday, March 29, 2025, Meeks stated, “I can assure you that the F-35s will not be delivered …

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Water supply disruption in Halkidiki

Water supply disruption in Halkidiki

Residents of Taxiarchis, a district of Polygyros in the northern region of Halkidiki, are facing water supply problems after repeated power outages disrupted the local water treatment plant, the municipality said. Officials advised residents not to drink tap water until the problem is resolved. No timeline for restoration was given. Source link

Minor Faces Justice For Sharing Nude Photos Of Classmate Online

Minor Faces Justice For Sharing Nude Photos Of Classmate Online

A high school student in Thessaloniki  is set to face legal consequences after distributing nude photographs of a female classmate to friends via an online application. The incident came to light after the victim, also a minor and a fellow student, discovered the circulation of her private images and promptly filed a complaint with the …

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