ICIJ and the Pandora Papers
The Director of the ICIJ talks about journalism, the Pandora Papers and the future of the organization.
Pandora Papers: a historic moment for journalism
The ICIJ investigation, involving 600 journalists from 150 media outlets.
Europe is no longer afraid of nationalising companies
Nationalising companies is no longer a taboo topic for the European Union's state members.
Residential property accounts for 38% of personal assets “lost” in auctions linked to banks
In the last 3.5 years, more than 46 000 auctions have taken place via the online auction service. In 66% of cases, multiple auctions were required to settle a single debt, and in half of the cases, debt repayment was not possible, based on the starting price.
The progress of vaccination against COVID-19 per Regional Unit of Greece
Οι Περιφερειακές Ενότητες Κέας - Κύθνου, Μήλου και Ιθάκης βρίσκονται πολύ κοντά στην ανοσία από τα εμβόλια έναντι του ιού SARS‑CoV‑2.
How many 30 somethings are getting the jab, by sex
Estimations on how citizens aged between 30 and 39, who have booked a vaccination appointment, break down by sex.
Cocaine and antidepressant use hits record high during the pandemic
Cocaine use appears to have tripled since the start of the pandemic. A sharp increase in the use of antidepressants.
The data on deaths inside and outside the ICU during the second wave of the pandemic
Seven out of ten COVID-19 related deaths occurred outside the ICU, during Greece’s second wave of the pandemic.
A conversation with one of the “founding fathers” of Artificial Intelligence
A few months before Yoshua Bengio's participation in the SNF Nostos Conference on August 26 and 27, 2021, on "Humanity and Artificial Intelligence," we discussed with him the future of "intelligent" computer systems, the effort to teach AI some common sense, and the possibilities and challenges of using such technologies.
Pay up or put it off: how Europe treats depression and anxiety
