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Kathimerini is a daily newspaper focused on politics and finance, located in Athens, Greece. It was established by George A. Vlahos, with its inaugural edition released on September 15, 1919. Over nearly a century of operation, Kathimerini has built a reputation for trustworthiness and respect, featuring a diverse range of viewpoints and ideas in its publications.

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French defense tech startup Alta Ares lands in Greece to expand European presence

4 days ago | ekathimerini.com | Despina Konti

ECONOMY French defense tech startup Alta Ares lands in Greece to expand European presence French defense tech startup Alta Ares is expanding its European footprint by establishing a presence in Greece, aiming to tap into the Balkan market and deepen partnerships in Southeastern Europe.
He worked the land; the others worked the system

4 days ago | ekathimerini.com | Yiouli Eptakili

OPINION He worked the land; the others worked the system Most farmers have done everything by the book, but now they, and other Greek taxpayers, have to foot the hefty bill for those who did not. [AMNA] Grandpa Nikolas would fume at the mere mention of farming subsidies. It was the 1980s, when European funds began flowing freely – intended to reform the agriculture sector, modernize infrastructure, and make Greek products more competitive.
OPEKEPE: The scandal that keeps on giving

4 days ago | ekathimerini.com | Nektaria Stamouli

IN DEPTH OPEKEPE: The scandal that keeps on giving Applications for €95 million in funding for bee farms pile more scrutiny on disgraced subsidy agency Requests worth €170 million were submitted to convert from conventional to organic bee farming when the total budget for the program was €18.9 million, well under that amount.
New group of realty investors

4 days ago | ekathimerini.com | Nikos Roussanoglou

REAL ESTATE PROPERTY New group of realty investors The Greek real estate market has begun to attract new categories of buyers from abroad, as it gradually matures as a destination, not only for holidays and recreation during the summer months, but also for occasional or permanent residence and work.
Athens navigates the day after the US inserted itself into the wars in Israel

5 days ago | ekathimerini.com | Nektaria Stamouli

POLITICS PREVIEW Athens navigates the day after the US inserted itself into the wars in Israel Smoke rises following what Iran says was an Israeli attack on Sharan Oil depot in Tehran, June 16. [Reuters] Officials in Athens are closely monitoring the regional landscape and the potential security and economic implications, following US strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities.
BoG criticizes gov’t housing policy

1 week ago | ekathimerini.com | Nikos Roussanoglou

ECONOMY GREEK ECONOMY BoG criticizes gov’t housing policy The Bank of Greece is criticizing the government regarding some of the initiatives it has undertaken to address the housing crisis, specifically the “My Home” program and more recently the rental subsidy, which will be distributed to beneficiaries next November.
Attica property buyers go for smaller and older homes

1 week ago | ekathimerini.com | Nikos Roussanoglou

REAL ESTATE PROPERTY Attica property buyers go for smaller and older homes Smaller and older properties compared to the rest of the country were purchased in Attica in 2024, according to a nationwide survey by RE/MAX Hellas. Based on the relevant data, which emerged from the purchases and sales carried out last year through the company’s network, across the country, 46% of buyers decided to purchase homes of up to 76 square meters.
Patriot missile systems being moved to Souda base

1 week ago | ekathimerini.com | Vassilis Nedos

FOREIGN AFFAIRS Patriot missile systems being moved to Souda base [Sebastian Apel / US Department of Defense, via AP] An undisclosed number of Greek Patriot missile systems are being relocated to the Hellenic Navy and NATO base at Souda Bay in Crete to provide anti-ballistic protection to American assets in the region, Kathimerini has learned.
Climate change to cost up to 327,000 jobs

1 week ago | ekathimerini.com | Despina Konti

ECONOMY GREEK ECONOMY Climate change to cost up to 327,000 jobs Despite the great potential cost that climate change can have, not only on the economy but also on our health, Greece is so far more or less unprepared to deal with its effects.
Residential market slowdown

1 week ago | ekathimerini.com | Nikos Roussanoglou

REAL ESTATE PROPERTY Residential market slowdown The housing market is currently showing tangible signs of a slowdown, as for the first time in years it seems demand can no longer keep up with the rate of price increases, as some fatigue is setting in. This is estimated to be the beginning of a process of stabilization, possibly even price correction, in order to restore balance in the market.