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January 24th

PASOK’s time is over, another formation will take its place, predicts Costas Simitis

24 January 2012 / 16:01:25  
The former Prime Minister denied the attacks that Greece had not met all the requirements to access the eurozone and accused the government of George Papandreou of not negotiating prior to signing the memorandum of economic aid.


Greeks buy holiday trips, films, music and software online

23 January 2012 / 23:01:47  
The future may be in e-commerce, but not everyone can handle with it, says the executive manager of the travel services website pamediakopes.gr, Nikos Ulyss. In his opinion, beginners invest a lot in design, but they are not aware how much successful marketing could cost them.


January 23rd

Nikos Papandreou has been living too lavishly

23 January 2012 / 20:01:10  
The former prime minister's brother is living in a three-storey villa with a pool in an expensive suburb in Athens. He argues that he is not a civil servant and does not spend taxpayer's money. "Legal is not always moral," recall the media.


Retrograde Mars takes us out of our comfort zone

23 January 2012 / 19:01:19  
Its movement back and forth through the individual horoscope forebodes surprises, it changes the focus in our lives and forebodes some shocks


Police detained 228 football hooligans with extensive weaponry

23 January 2012 / 16:01:57  
The red hooligans were travelling to the Irini station at the Olympic Stadium to meet their eternal opponents. Both groups were armed with knives, bats and Molotov cocktails.


Four thousand Greeks owe fifteen billion euro

23 January 2012 / 15:01:08  
The Ministry of Finance announced the names of the largest debtors to the state. Doubts that the money will come into the treasury are significant too.


January 22nd

Welcome to the future of education!

22 January 2012 / 21:01:20  
Times change, technologies progress and education, although it brings some "innovations" such as copying text using cell phones or replacing a notebook with a laptop, mainly in universities, still remains conservative.