Covid-19: 73 deaths, new infections ease
Greek health authorities announced 15,044 new cases of Covid-19, a drop from the 18,988 infections of the previous day.
Faust | Athens | April 7-22
A Greek National Opera production of Charles Gounod’s grand opera in five acts, “Faust” is going on stage at the Stavros Niarchos Hall for eight performances directed and choreographed by Renato Zanella.
Kavakos for Ukraine | Athens | April 14
Award-winning Greek violinist Leonidas Kavakos is dedicating a special show at the Athens Concert Hall to the victims of the Ukraine war.
Explainer: What would happen if Europe sanctions Russian oil?
The European Commission has proposed a ban on Russian coal imports as part of a sweeping new package of sanctions on Moscow, and EU officials say oil could be next.
Commercial rent hikes capped
The government’s interventions in the property market are starting with commercial rentals, in an effort to rein in excessive hikes as inflation soars.
PPC to increase coal mining for power supply security, sources say
Public Power Corp. (PPC) Greece’s biggest power utility, plans to increase coal extraction this year to make sure there are no power shortages in the event Russia halts gas supplies to Greece, two sources told Reuters on Wednesday.
Naval units in joint exercise with French Carrier Strike Group
France’s flagship aircraft carrier the Charles de Gaulle is seen in a joint exercise with Hellenic Navy vessels in the southern Ionian Sea in this photo made available Tuesday by the Hellenic National Defense General Staff (GEETHA).
Ukraine’s defense imports from Turkey jumped 30-fold in Q1
Ukraine received almost 30 times as much defense industry equipment from Turkey in first quarter as it did a year earlier, while it prepared for and fought against Russian invasion, official data showed.
Naval units in joint exercise with French Carrier Strike Group
France’s flagship aircraft carrier the Charles de Gaulle is seen in a joint exercise with Hellenic Navy vessels in the southern Ionian Sea in this photo made available Tuesday by the Hellenic National Defense General Staff (GEETHA).
Top court orders brake on construction on islands
Settlement extensions on Paros must not be based on housing pressures or holiday home demand, but must consider the island’s overall capacity, the country’s top legal body ruled on Tuesday.