Energy Plan B is no cakewalk
Changing the energy mix is essential, but is also going to be expensive and difficult as lignite regains a leading role.
Erdogan says Turkey will freeze Finland, Sweden’s NATO bids if promises not kept
Turkey will freeze Finland and Sweden’s NATO membership bids if the Nordic countries do not keep promises on counter-terrorism made last month, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday, adding he believed Sweden was “not showing a good image” for now.
Greece protests to Serbia, Ukraine over cargo plane crash, sources say
Greece has protested to Serbia and Ukraine for not being timely informed about the munitions cargo on board a Ukrainian aircraft which crashed near the northern city of Kavala on Saturday night, Greek diplomatic sources said on Monday.
The Israeli example
The mother of all battles has begun in the US Congress over the sale of F-16 fighter jets and modernization kits to NATO ally Turkey. It will not be an easy one.
Real estate powering a major redistribution of income
“‘Seasonal’ home on X island, 105 sq.m., on a plot of 4,584 sq.m., asking price 750,000 euros, objective value 73,731 euros.”
Anorexia clinic opens in Sismanoglio hospital
The Sismanoglio General Hospital in the northern Athens suburb of Vrilissia has inaugurated the country’s first public clinic for treating adult eating disorders like anorexia nervosa and bulimia.
Greece complains to Ukraine in wake of plane crash
Greece filed an official complaint with Ukraine on Monday after a cargo plane carrying mortar ammunition crashed while attempting an emergency landing in northern Greece on Saturday.
EU signs deal with Azerbaijan to double gas imports by 2027
The European Commission signed a memorandum of understanding on Monday with Azerbaijan to double imports of Azeri natural gas to at least 20 billion cubic metres a year by 2027.
Two dead, three injured in two-car collision near Corinth
Two teens died and three people were injured after a head-on collision between two cars in Corinthia, in the northeastern Peloponnese, early Monday morning.
Greece complains to Serbia over mortar cargo plane crash
Greece filed an official complaint with Serbia on Monday after a cargo plane carrying mortar ammunition crashed while attempting an emergency landing in northern Greece.