A Finance Ministry bill ratifying the concession for the casino in the Elliniko project and legislating the restarting of Skaramangas Shipyards was approved in a plenary session vote in Parliament late on Tuesday.
Public Power Corporation has worked out a plan to secure power supplies under an “extreme” scenario of Russia halting gas flows to Europe, its top manager said on Wednesday.
The Athens Appeals Council decided on Wednesday to refer to trial 21 of the 24 defendants accused in the deadly fire at Mati, East Attica that claimed the lives of 103 people in July 2018.
“Our two main targets, extending the tourism season and attracting travelers that spend a lot of money on their holidays, are being met,” stated Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias in an interview with Euronews on Wednesday.
Nearly 100 years after a Black couple’s beachfront property was taken away by a Southern California city, Los Angeles County voted unanimously on Tuesday to return the land to the family in what officials described as an effort to “right the wrongs of the past.”
Cyprus reportedly has concerns over a US request to ban vessels transporting Russian oil, with the island feeling the pressure as Washington leads a G7 effort to sharply reduce Russian oil revenue.