Alexandra Voudouri joins Thanos Davelis to discuss how energy developments are changing the geopolitical landscape in the Balkans, break down the opportunities this presents for Greece to become a regional energy hub and step up its presence in the region, and look at the role the EU is playing.
Capital Link is organizing its 2nd Annual German Maritime Forum on Thursday in Hamburg, at the Empire Riverside Hotel.
Thrivest Holding, which belongs to Dimitris Bakos, Yiannis Kaimenakis and Alexandros Exarchou, invested 65 million euros and acquired all of the unallocated new shares of Pancreta Bank from the first round of its share capital increase to become its largest shareholder with a 32.38% stake.
Coronavirus waste, such as disposable masks and gloves, ends up on beaches and the seabed according to a team of Greek scientists who analyzed data from coastal and underwater clean-ups carried out across the country over the past two years.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday laid out his vision for Turkey in the next century, promising a new constitution that would guarantee the rights and freedoms of citizens.
What happened earlier his month on Crete was something that happens perhaps once every 500 years: In a period of just 10 minutes, there was more rainfall than in the past three or four years combined.
More than 155,000 pupils and teachers participated in talks by specialized personnel and engaged in various educational activities on safety issues including internet surfing, combating bullying, domestic violence and traffic education, organized by the the Hellenic Police in cooperation with the Education Ministry, in schools during the 2021-22 academic year.
Very small enterprises, which do not have any employees except the owners and are active in low-productivity industries, constitute the backbone of Greek business.
Rescue teams on Saturday morning located the body of a 42-year-old police officer who had been missing since Friday. The body of the policeman, who was based in western Attica, was located in a crevice near Tripotamo, Evrytania, in Central Greece.
A Turkish court on Friday sentenced a Greek citizen of Syrian origin, who was arrested in May and accused of espionage for the Greek intelligence agency EYP, to 12 years’ imprisonment.