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ArticleEnergy debt­ors face new bar­ri­ers

A revised Elec­tri­city Sup­ply Code is set to tighten restric­tions on con­sumers who repeatedly change elec­tri­city pro­viders while leav­ing unpaid bills behind, allow­ing sup­pli­ers to block some cus­tomer trans­fers and refuse con­tracts to...

ArticlePre­ven­tion or accept­ance of dis­aster?

We live in a world where every day there is at least one thing to lose sleep over: “Bib­lical” nat­ural dis­asters, fires or floods, fem­i­cides, and threats to pub­lic health (like the West Nile virus). The Greek gov­ern­ment's fin­an­cial resources...

ArticleGreece to brief EU on mar­ine parks maps

Athens will brief European Union part­ners next week using maps that it says show viol­a­tions of inter­na­tional law and the illeg­al­ity of Tur­key's declar­a­tion of two mar­ine parks, accord­ing to pre­par­a­tions for For­eign Min­is­ter George...

ArticlePar­tial lunar eclipse darkens moon over Greek cap­ital

ArticleNew Demo­cracy leans on Athens sup­port

A regional break­down of Greece's 2023 elec­tion res­ults pub­lished by Kath­i­mer­ini shows New Demo­cracy and the oppos­i­tion PASOK party draw­ing sup­port from dif­fer­ent geo­graphic bases, with Attica driv­ing the rul­ing party's national...

ArticleUK PM retreats on return of Parthenon Sculp­tures

Brit­ish Prime Min­is­ter Andy Burnham has retreated from his long-stand­ing calls for the return of the 2,500-year-old Parthenon Sculp­tures to Greece, say­ing their future is a mat­ter for the Brit­ish Museum. Burnham had pre­vi­ously argued that...