Lamda on track for strong profitability
The financial figures for Lamda Development in 2025 show a decline in sales but significant growth in net profits, reflecting the ongoing progress of The Ellinikon urban development project.
Stock Exchange: New signs of stabilization despite rising oil prices
The Athens Stock Exchange shows signs of stabilization today, even as oil prices increase and investors remain attentive to Middle Eastern developments.
Cenergy: Net profit up 39% in 2025 β Gross dividend of 0.26 euros per share
Cenergy Holdings reported a 39% increase in net profit for the year 2025, reaching 194 million euros, alongside a proposed gross dividend of 0.26 euros per share.
Cyprus: "The drone that struck the British base took off from Beirut"
A drone that targeted the British military base in Akrotiri, Cyprus, originated from Beirut, according to a Cypriot official.
Second Iranian warship heading towards Sri Lanka
A second Iranian warship is reported to be heading to Sri Lankan territorial waters following the sinking of the Iranian frigate Dena by a U.S. submarine.
British Defense Secretary in Cyprus
British Defense Secretary John Healey visited Cyprus to ease tensions following a drone attack on the British base at Akrotiri.
Aspasia Papadoperaki, the sculptor, has passed away
The sculptor Aspasia Papadoperaki has died at the age of 84, leaving behind a significant artistic legacy.
El Pais: Spain Considers Sending Military Aid to Cyprus β "An Act of Solidarity Towards a Partner in Need of Help"
Spain is contemplating providing military support to Cyprus in response to attacks from Iran, according to government sources cited by El Pais.
Meloni: Italy sends aid for the air defense of Gulf countries
Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced plans to provide air defense assistance to Gulf countries, highlighting the need to protect Italians living in the region and the troops deployed there.
Pentagon Looks to Ukraine for 'Cheap Antidote' to Iranian Drones
The Pentagon is considering purchasing Ukrainian interceptor drones to combat Iranian Shahed drones, due to the high costs of existing missile defense systems.
"Receivers" and "Disqualified" at the Sofia International Festival
Two films, "Receivers" and "Disqualified," have been selected for the upcoming Sofia International Film Festival and related events.
Four new foreign universities have applied for branches in Greece - See which ones they are
Four foreign universities have submitted applications for establishing branches in Greece, reflecting a growing international academic interest in the country.
Titan Group: Completion of the acquisition of 100% of Turkish TraΓ§im Γimento
Titan has completed the acquisition of 100% of TraΓ§im Γimento, a cement company operating in the Istanbul region of Turkey.
Foreign Ministry: Repatriation of Greek nationals from the Middle East
Greece's Foreign Ministry successfully repatriated Greek citizens and their families from the Middle East due to an escalating conflict in the region.
Michelangelo hid his works in a secret room to take revenge on his nephew
Research indicates that Michelangelo may have hidden many of his artworks in a secret room as a way to preserve them indefinitely and possibly to seek revenge on his nephew.
Economic Impacts of the Escalation of War Against Iran
The article discusses the economic consequences of the recent escalation of war against Iran, highlighting the immediate effects on global oil prices and the uncertain future implications for the global economy.
Deterioration and Hierarchy: The War with Iran and the Relative Power of the USA
The United States, alongside Israel, has inflicted significant damage on Iran's military infrastructure while Iran has responded with attacks on American military installations in the Middle East, leading to concerns about an escalating conflict.
ElvalHalcor: Catalysts for 2026 are energy costs and scrap prices
ElvalHalcor is focusing on the increased aluminum and copper demands from data centers and energy networks while highlighting the impact of energy costs and scrap prices on its future.
Explosions in Doha after evacuation of area near the American embassy
Explosions were heard in Doha, Qatar, following an evacuation of residents near the U.S. embassy due to escalating tensions in the Middle East.
DEI and Metlen join forces for the development of storage projects up to 1,500MW in 3 countries
A joint venture agreement between DEI and Metlen aims to develop battery energy storage projects up to 1,500MW across Romania, Bulgaria, and Italy.
Cenergy Holdings: Strong order backlog of 3.4 billion euros
Cenergy Holdings is leveraging a strong unexecuted order backlog of 3.4 billion euros to support its development prospects for 2026 and beyond, including plans for a new cable factory in the USA.
Revolutionary Guards: Attack on American Oil Tanker in the Persian Gulf
Iran's Revolutionary Guards claim to have attacked an American oil tanker in the northern Persian Gulf, setting it ablaze.
This Week's Movies: A Little Sugar for the Tyrant
This article discusses an Iraqi film set in the 1990s under Saddam Hussein's dictatorship, focusing on a young girl's political journey as she makes a birthday cake for the President.
Chinese 'storm' of cheap artificial intelligence for dominance in the AI race
China is stepping up its competition with the U.S. in artificial intelligence technology, with Chinese firms launching new AI tools to rival American industry leaders.
Thessaloniki: Fines of over 65,000 euros for a 62-year-old who abandoned two puppies in Asprovalta
A 62-year-old man faces fines totaling 65,300 euros for allegedly abandoning two puppies in Asprovalta, near Thessaloniki.
Repatriation of Greeks from the Middle East: The first operations by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs have been completed
The Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs completed initial repatriation efforts for Greek citizens and their families from the Middle East amidst escalating regional conflict.
The 'German Shepherd' became 'Poodle'
A retired German citizen faced scrutiny for calling Chancellor Merz a 'Pinocchio' on Facebook, leading to a police investigation over an alleged insult to a political figure, which was ultimately dismissed as a legitimate critique under freedom of expression.
The US Will 'Bitterly Regret' β Tehran's Comment on the Attack on an Iranian Frigate in the Indian Ocean
Iran has condemned the US for attacking its frigate, the Dena, in international waters, warning that the US will regret this action.
Strait of Hormuz: 20,000 sailors trapped β Maritime traffic in the Persian Gulf nearly paralyzed
The ongoing conflict with Iran has severely impacted global shipping, with approximately 20,000 sailors trapped in the Strait of Hormuz due to escalating security concerns.
Antarctica Loses Ice Equivalent to Ten Cities Like Los Angeles
Scientists have created the first comprehensive mapping of Antarctica's glacier grounding lines, revealing that the loss of ice is equivalent to the size of ten cities like Los Angeles.
Stock Exchange: Increased Uncertainty Despite Temporary Relief
The Athens Stock Exchange shows signs of recovery amid significant uncertainty following extensive sell-offs, with a notable increase in the General Index.
How reels injure the brain: The science behind 'digital decay'
The article discusses the negative impact of consuming short video content on the brain, contrary to the leisurely perception many have of them.
Spain and Greece are different
The article critiques the differing political approaches of Sanchez in Spain and Mitsotakis in Greece regarding defense policies and relations with Turkey.
In Edessa in March, they wear Martinka and experience spring differently
In Edessa, Greece, the March tradition of wearing Martinka symbolizes the arrival of spring and fosters a connection to the local culture.
The front pages of newspapers today, Thursday, March 5, 2026
Today's newspaper front pages highlight various critical issues facing Greece and the global economy.
Fincantieri delivers the 'Four Seasons I'
Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri has delivered the luxurious cruise ship 'Four Seasons I' to Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings LTD during a ceremony in Ancona, Italy.
Disney Adventure Completes Its Maiden Voyage
The Disney Adventure, the largest ship in Disney's fleet, has arrived at its homeport in Singapore after completing its maiden voyage from Germany, which included stops in the Bahamas, Florida, Panama Canal, California, and Japan.
10 Years of Dine Athens: Where Will You Make a Reservation?
Dine Athens celebrates its 10th anniversary by offering special price menus at over 200 restaurants until March 22.
Epic Fury: The First 100 Hours of the American Operation in Iran (video, photos)
The U.S. Central Command released a video detailing the first 100 hours of Operation Epic Fury targeting Iran, described as the most lethal and complex air operation in history.
IPTO strengthens Greeceβs energy security by leveraging IBM technology
Greece's Independent Power Transmission Operator (IPTO) is enhancing energy security by implementing an AI-powered Asset Performance Management System in collaboration with IBM.
Donation from Seajets to the Multipurpose Medical Clinic of Folegandros
The Municipality of Folegandros expressed gratitude to the shipping company Seajets for donating a modern ultrasound machine to the island's Regional Multipurpose Medical Clinic.
After the American Pentagon, OpenAI also seeks collaboration with NATO
OpenAI is pursuing collaboration with NATO shortly after signing a deal with the Pentagon for the use of its AI technology.
Performance Shipping orders two Suezmax tankers
Performance Shipping has signed contracts for the construction of two Suezmax tankers, set for delivery in 2028 and 2029.
EU: The New European Strategy for Shipping is Crucial
The Greek Shipowners' Association welcomed the European Strategy for the Shipping Industry, highlighting its significance for the EU in the face of rising challenges for the sector.
OPAP: Online activities are a growth driver
OPAP's management highlights online activities as a key growth driver, with a significant contribution to the company's financial performance amid its transition to the Allwyn brand.
Iran denies it launched a missile towards Turkey
The Iranian armed forces have denied targeting Turkey with a ballistic missile that was intercepted by a US Navy destroyer in the Eastern Mediterranean.
24-hour strike by the PNΞ for the Middle East β Ships docked across the country
The Greek seamen's union has initiated a nationwide 24-hour strike in response to the developments in the Middle East, resulting in all ships being docked in ports across Greece.
New bulk carrier joins the fleet of Load Line Marine
The shipping company Load Line Marine S.A. announced the addition of the M/V "Magnolia", a handysize bulk carrier, to its fleet.
Middle East: Flights to European cities by Qatar Airways
Qatar Airways announced the commencement of specific flights from the Middle East to several European cities for stranded passengers on Thursday.
Weather: Scattered clouds and local rains
Today's weather in Greece will feature scattered clouds with local rains expected in the western and northern regions, accompanied by occasional thunderstorms and minor snowfall in the northern mountainous areas.