The French-Greek Chamber of Commerce and Industry is on Wednesday holding a forum titled “Sustainable Infrastructures of Transport: Growth Tools and Investment Attraction,” featuring Transport and Infrastructures Minister Kostas A. Karamanlis, as keynote speaker.
Covid vaccination deniers have burned books by children’s author Evgenios Trivizas in the city of Chalkida, north of Athens, Monday.
Flooded facilities in the area of Fthiotida, Central Greece. Weekend rain caused extensive damage after the Sperchios River, which runs through the plain south of Lamia, broke its banks again.
Contractor Aktor has filed another compensation claim regarding the Thessaloniki metro, asking for 1.6 million euros in connection with losses it has incurred due to delays in the tender for the extension toward Kalamaria in the three-month period from August to October 2021.
The Greek stock market took a late nosedive on Monday, erasing early gains and closing with significant losses, with banks dropping twice as fast as the rest of the market.
Ferry schedules will return to normal at midnight Monday after shipping companies and unions clinched a deal on a new collective labour agreement.
December in Greece has already seen the breaking of two annual records for rainfall and snowfall, the National Observatory of Athens announced on Monday.
Bulgarian lawmakers on Monday voted in Kiril Petkov, a Harvard-educated entrepreneur, as prime minister and approved the lineup of his broad coalition government, ending months of political deadlock in the European Union’s poorest member state.
Greece has had the fifth highest car theft rate in Europe in relation to its population over the last decade, according to data collected and compared by Confused.com.
The truth is that trumpeting the Constitution over the issue of vaccination is mostly a pretext.