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Top court prosecutor reopens community claim against PPC in Kozani
A Greek Supreme Court prosecutor rescinded a decision by an appeals court which acquitted Public Power Corporation officials for polluting the environment in Kozani, NW Greece, a major site of lignite mines and lignite-powered electricity plants.
Bucket list reimagined: Mindful return to the Greek islands
In a small bay flanked by thyme-covered hills and a medieval castle-topped village, I floated in perfect solitude on the shimmering Aegean Sea.
Moody’s remains positive on Greece’s credit sector outlook
Moody’s announce on Wednesday it has maintained its positive outlook for Greece’s banking system despite difficult economic conditions and inflationary pressures, which are likely to constrain economic growth in 2022, but with a likely pickup in activity in 2023.
Greece to make next payment to Gazprom end May, gas supplies secured
Greece’s energy supplies are secured and the country will make the next payment to Russian gas producer Gazprom at the end of May, the office of Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Wednesday.
Greece raises 1.5 billion euros with reissue of seven-year bond
Greece raised 1.5 billion euros from the market with the reissue of a seven-year bond that concluded on Wednesday.
Greece files demarche over Turkish F-16 violations
Greece filed a demarche to the Turkish ambassador in Athens on Wednesday morning over repeated violations of Greek airspace by Turkish fighter jets, which also flew over residential areas.
Hotels in Cyprus hope for improved season
Cypriot hoteliers are hoping that the levels of tourism observed during the Easter holidays will continue, so that this year proves to be better than the last, Director General of the Cyprus Hotel Association Philokypros Roussounides said on Tuesday.
New cases of Covid-19 jump to 11,487
Greek health authorities on Wednesday announced 11,487 new cases of Covid-19, a big jump from Tuesday’s 4,727.
VAT evasion at 5.35 bln euros
Greece has the second highest rate of value-added tax evasion in the European Union, with state coffers deprived annually of revenues amounting to two years’ worth of Single Property Tax (ENFIA) takings.