North Afantou conceded to MA Angeliades Hellas
The Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund (TAIPED) on Thursday announced the completion of the Golf-North Afantou property concession to MA Angeliades Hellas.
Moscow dismay over Alexandroupoli
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov expressed Moscow’s concern Friday over the new defense agreement between Greece and the US, and regarding the port of Alexandroupoli in particular.
TAIPED, Hellenic Petroleum sign deal selling DEPA Infrastructure to Italgas
Italgas signed on Friday the sale and purchase agreement for the acquisition of 100% of DEPA Infrastructure SA owned by Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund SA (TAIPED) and Hellenic Petroleum SA, for an equity value of 733 million euros.
House approves post-Trump curbs on presidential power
The House on Thursday passed a package of constraints on presidential power, which Democrats framed as a response to Donald Trump’s norm-busting presidency and Republicans unanimously opposed for the same reason.
North Macedonia eyes 3 million tons of Kosovo coal
North Macedonia plans to buy 3 million tonnes of lignite from Kosovo to feed its coal-fired plants as a lack of domestic production and soaring energy prices in Europe leave it facing an energy crisis, the country’s economy minister said on Friday.
Panathinaikos gets to undo Alba Berlin
Panathinaikos scored an essential victory over Alba Berlin in Athens, its fourth in the Euroleague this season, while Olympiakos returned to road losses going down at Red Star Belgrade.
Tourism industry monitors global trends
The successful course of Greek tourism toward 2030 requires a transition from spontaneous to targeted development via substantial and integrated planning, in a context of sustainability, taking into account available resources, targets and emerging trends, according to a study drafted for the Institute of the Greek Tourism Confederation (INSETE).
BoC fines Bank of Cyprus €790,000
The Central Bank of Cyprus said it has imposed a fine amounting to 790,000 euros on Bank of Cyprus, the island’s largest lender, over failure to comply with the anti-money laundering law and the CBC directive.
Undermining ESY
Frontline health workers in the National Health System (ESY) are at their limits for a second consecutive year because of the coronavirus pandemic.
ICU doctors insist patients are ‘screened, not selected’
A leading ICU doctor said on Friday that “there is nothing more offensive for a doctor and a nurse than to be accused of choosing one patient over the other,” following allegations that certain patients have been fast-tracked into intensive care.