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Bank of Greece: Deposits rose, while lending declined in July
The annual growth rate of total financing to the domestic economy fell to 3.4%, while the annual growth rate of total deposits stood at 9%
Priceless Bronze Age Villena Treasure stolen from Spanish museum in overnight raid
It consists of 59 objects made of gold, silver, iron, and amber, with a total weight of approximately 10 kilograms
New study links gender ideology support to higher tolerance for left-wing political violence
Researchers say gender ideology may tell left-wing authoritarians whom to target and when force is justified, after survey respondents were asked about Kirk, Trump, ICE and the police
Greece’s €4.77 billion climate plan gets green light from European Commission
Approved funding covers household renovations, heat pumps, social housing, student halls, electric buses, Metro trains, disability access and vehicle leasing, with Greece able to request its first payment from the Commission once milestones are achieved
Moves by Ankara over F-35s: Deal signed with lobbying firm linked to Trump
Ballard Partners will receive $200,000 per month to provide government relations, strategic consulting and representation services, as well as to brief Ankara on developments in Congress
Greece–Cyprus Cable: The “Formula” for Restarting the GSI and the Role of French Company Meridiam
The formula under consideration calls for more active involvement by Meridiam, which is expected to notify the countries in the region, including Greece and Turkey, by letter about the work required for the project’s implementation to move forward
New provocation by Turkey over Rhodes: Creation of UAV base is a violation of the island’s demilitarized status
The Turkish Ministry of Defense claims that the move will harm peace and good-neighborly relations in the Aegean
Sturgeon Moon and partial lunar eclipse set to light up Greek skies on Friday
Greek skies will see a rare phenomenon before dawn on Friday, as August's Sturgeon Moon coincides with a partial lunar eclipse, with almost the entire lunar disc passing through Earth's shadow between 4:30am and 7:19am
“We said it and we did it,” says Greek PM as Thessaloniki Metro opens five new stations
Thessaloniki Metro's Kalamaria extension opened to passengers at 15:00 on Thursday, adding five stations and 4.5 kilometres of track, as full network operating hours resumed following the ceremonial handover attended by the prime minister
