The International Monetary Fund has published an assessment of the Greek banking sector as part of its annual country report for the first time since 2006. Source link

“If there is one resource America has in abundance, it is optimism,” writes journalist Eric Weiner in his book “The Geography of Genius.” Source link

Six people have been arrested as suspected members of a criminal group that stole electricity transformers and equipment from wind farms and installations of power distribution agency DEDDIE in Evia and Attica, police said Saturday. Source link

Defence Minister Nikos Dendias marked the 82nd anniversary of the Normandy landings with a message posted on the social media platform X, paying tribute to the Allied forces that participated in one of the most significant military operations of the World War II. Source link

The Education Ministry will cut the number of teachers temporarily transferred to administrative posts by roughly 30% as it scrambles to prevent classroom staffing shortages at the start of the next school year. Source link

The Digital Governance Ministry will relaunch within days a tender for 1,000 traffic-enforcement cameras after the original competition was canceled following company appeals over technical specifications. Source link

The Greek economy suffered a small loss of momentum in the first quarter of the year, with the war in the Middle East having a limited impact on economic activity, which grew at an annual rate of 2%. Source link

Greece’s Supreme Court is weighing whether to send the convicted leader of the far left November 17 terrorist group back to prison, weeks after his conditional release. Source link

Former premier Antonis Samaras took another step towards the launch of a new political party during a visit to Crete on Friday, where he delivered a broadside against his former colleagues in government. Source link

Feta cheese production is expected to decrease by 15,000 tons this year. Source link