A 54-year-old man who suffered burns to 60% of his body at the wildfire in Gerakas, east Attica, is in “serious but stable condition,” the hospital where he is being treated said on Thursday.
A 28-year-old man was expected to be led before a prosecutor in Thessaloniki on Thursday after he was arrested for rape and violation of drug laws, police said.
The general meeting of National Bank of Greece shareholders will be asked to approve the transfer of the card acceptance and clearing activity to the new company established under the name NBG Pay.
Greek authorities are speeding up efforts to implement a new out-of-court mechanism for debt settlement, with loans worth more than 20 billion euros currently at an advanced stage of the mechanism.
As the day dawned on Thursday, the Fire Service said there were no active fronts in the main three wildfires that broke out on Mount Penteli, north of Athens, Megara in west Attica and the island of Salamina, but water bombers have been deployed to prevent any flare-ups.
Russian gas resumed flowing through the biggest pipeline between Russia and Germany on Thursday after a 10-day outage, the operator said, easing concerns that a maintenance period would be extended.
Given the possibility of a complete cut-off of Russian natural gas in the coming winter, Greece’s Regulatory Authority for Energy (RAE) has drafted a series of emergency measures to prevent a nationwide blackout.
Disaster has been averted at Netflix.
The Cypriot government intends to reach an agreement in principle by Friday on the introduction of the minimum wage, after the planned meetings between Labor Minister Kyriakos Kousios and employers and trade unions.
Anticipation for a smooth resumption of the supply of Russian natural gas to central Europe, as well as Greece, continued to stoke stock prices at Athinon Avenue on Wednesday, with the benchmark taking steady steps north of the 800-point mark on a somewhat increased daily turnover too.