The cause of concerns is yesterday's explosion at the offices of the Hellenic Federation of Enterprises and Nikos Romanos' threat of a "Black December" in connection with the commemoration of his friend Alexis Grigoropoulos' murder.

Public transport workers have already decided to start protest actions with a 24-hour strike in the first half of December, in response to the privatisation plans, against the changes in the social insurance system and the anticipated increase in ticket prices.

Excessive Internet use in Greece during the first half of 2015 reached 40%.

Yiannis Plakiotakis, who was appointed deputy party chairman earlier today, will be the interim leader of the "blue" party until the elections.

The technical basic data currently available in the Greek stock market are not creating preconditions for panic, without this meaning that the economy is heading towards great recovery, as stated by economist Konstantinos Vergos.

Behind the scenes, a debate is openly taking place about the possibility of the party splitting into a more popular right formation and a more moderate centrist one, seeking only the appropriate occasion.

The main person wanted for the attacks, Salah Abdeslem, also was in Greece in recent months. In early August he travelled by ferry from Patras to the Italian port of Bari and back together with another man, but was not apprehended because he was not wanted at that time.