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The parties and the magic number “15”

The parties and the magic number “15”

Everyone wants to govern but no one wants to cooperate. The number 15 shows how far the parties are from their goals. And how close the country may come to a governability problem.

And yet the “poor” Greeks are among the richest in the world

And yet the “poor” Greeks are among the richest in the world

Many of our fellow citizens say they are struggling to make ends meet, with Eurostat vindicating them. On the other hand, other data place Greeks among the 30 richest in the world based on their total wealth. Konstantinos Karamanlis, the Greek paradox, and the madhouse.

Where the real capital gains are hidden on the Athenian Riviera

Where the real capital gains are hidden on the Athenian Riviera

Why proximity to Elliniko does not automatically guarantee profit for all properties in the southern suburbs. The data on international capital flows and price changes. The new selection criteria. Written by Nikolas-Theodoros Filippas.

DAA-Autohellas: The two stories and the target prices for the stocks

DAA-Autohellas: The two stories and the target prices for the stocks

The valuation analysis, the Hold and Buy recommendations, and the upside potential on the board for the two stocks. What signals the half-year results sent.

Europe, threats and aspirin

Europe, threats and aspirin

The EU has been discussing for decades how it will acquire a common security and defense policy. In the meantime, however, wars are being waged in its neighborhood, one member state is officially threatened with war and part of another remains under occupation. And yet, the European… discussion continues.

Greece remains among the most generous countries in the EU

Greece entered the era of the memorandums with the highest general government expenditure relative to GDP in the EU. Despite the exit from the memorandums and the gradual recovery of the economy, state spending remains among the highest. This is not accidental and conceals a reality.

The bad starts at school

Greece aspires to become a country of artificial intelligence, data centers and high-tech investments. Its biggest problem, however, lies much earlier: at school.

Auctions: Bank REOs under the microscope of Justice

New legal front for servicers and funds. Successive decisions challenge the practice of acquiring properties at auctions through affiliated REO companies. Written by Giorgos Psarakis.

Demographic and educational troubles for the Greek economy

With public debt declining but remaining very high, Eurostat estimating that Greece's population will decrease more than almost any other in the EU in the coming decades, and our students' poor performance in science, reading comprehension and mathematics in the PISA 2025 exams, the future does not look bright.

Politics, obscurantism, and the battle over gender

Antonis Samaras "raised" an issue that goes beyond the commonplace of everyday petty politics. Gender self-identification, the confrontation, and the substance. Written by Takis Michas.

The Right, the Left and the Homeland

Patricians and Plebeians 

The moment of truth for stock market AI is approaching

RRF: When you pay for a Mercedes and get a Yugo

The great danger of toxicity

The road to the new bankruptcy is paved with good intentions

Greece's “gift” to Turkey

External economic dependence punishes

Greece of two speeds

Dollar: The foretelling of a death that did not come

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