News archive of June 2024

New report underscores the seriousness of Long Covid

One of the nation's premier medical advisory organizations has weighed in on long Covid with a 265-page report that recognizes the seriousness and persistence of the condition for millions of Americans.

Australia bans Cypriot-flagged bulk carrier for safety violations

The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) has taken decisive action, imposing a three-month ban on the Cypriot-flagged bulk carrier Peace from accessing Australian ports due to serious safety concerns.

Managed by Danaos Shipping Co, a leading global container ship operator and the exclusive manager of Danaos Corporation, the vessel recently re-entered the dry bulk market.

Coldplay: The Band that will Rock OAKA

The ‘Beatles of the 21st century’ are gearing up for a spectacular weekend on June 8 & 9, ready to rock its Greek audience – Its band members & what will be vibing in Athens

Olympiakos draws first blood in Basket League finals

The series of the Basket League finals is promising to be extremely interesting, as Olympiakos has already managed to snatch home advantage from Euroleague champion Panathinaikos with its road win on Wednesday.

The Reds led throughout Game 1 of the best-of-five series and won 89-84 in front of a capacity crowd of Panathinaikos supporters at the Olympic Sports Hall.

ATHEX: Stocks post rebound after dip

Greek stocks recovered most of their losses from Tuesday's session on Wednesday, in a rebound that was more common when Athinon Avenue was not perceived as a developed market, but rather a bourse easily swayed by fears and hopes within Greece and abroad, i.e. during the decade-long financial crisis.

Property market gap widens

Three years have passed since the last setting of properties' taxable rates (known as objective values) and already in some districts of the capital, but also in areas popular with tourists, the difference with the commercial sales prices is chaotic.

Time to grow up

This year's European Parliament elections are perhaps the most important event for the bloc since the European Single Currency Agreement. For the first time in many years, the European Union finds itself at a double crossroads. One concerns its geopolitical orientation, as it finds itself faced with two wars in its wider neighborhood - in Ukraine and in the Middle East.

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