The Finance Ministry plans to further reduce the electricity bills of those who cut their energy usage, while in the next few days it will announce incentives to boost the use of heating oil instead of electricity through the yearly subsidy.
Greece’s biggest power utility Public Power Corporation said on Tuesday that a new coal-fired plant under construction will be switched on by March 2023.
No one would board an airplane piloted by someone who doesn’t believe in truth.
A possible failure of the measures to restore order on university campuses will be worse than inaction.
Some of our Western allies have fallen into what I would call the “Turkish trap.” They believe that with flattery and kid gloves they will discourage President Recep Tayyip Erdogan from taking any extreme action in the Aegean or the Eastern Mediterranean.
Principal ballerina at the Royal Ballet in London Natalia Osipova comes to Athens’ iconic Herod Atticus Theater with an interpretative dance drama based on Georges Bizet’s classic opera, “Carmen.”
There is something worse than changing the electoral law within the course of a single government tenure, and that is the excuses used by the ministers of the conservative government to explain the motives behind such an act.
Greece’s Defence Ministry rejected on Wednesday a television report claiming that Greece got its hands on a Turkish Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) that fell in Libya in 2020, saying “it lacks seriousness, is false and suspicious.”
Vienna-based JP Hospitality stated on Wednesday it intends to realize its first few acquisitions of hotels in Greece and is in talks regarding two units, one in Athens and one in the Cyclades island group.
The Greek stock market underperformed on Wednesday compared to its peers in the rest of the eurozone, and despite the positive data on the country’s gross domestic product in the second quarter.