Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades is satisfied with the timetable as regards the opening of the competitive electricity market, set to launch in the fall of 2022, according to a written statement by deputy government spokesperson Niovi Parisinou.
Nurses would like to set the record straight on the hospital staffing crisis.
Greece’s energy watchdog is reining in investment by electricity and natural gas administrators using funds from consumers without offering them any returns.
Hippopotamuses are some of the most unfriendly creatures in the animal kingdom. “Apart from mosquitoes, they are the most dangerous animal in Africa, the ones that kill the most people,” said Nicolas Mathevon.
Buses and trolleys will start later than usual Wednesday, but Athens transport operator OASA sees a return to normalcy within the day.
The Public group on Monday announced its acquisition of 50% of iRepair, a company specializing in the repair of cellphones, tablets and computers, confirming Public’s course toward becoming a group with a variety of goods and services in the electronics sector.
Ambassador Michael Carpenter, a close ally of US President Joe Biden, assumed office as the permanent representative of the US to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe on November 29.
The Finance Ministry is granting taxpayers an extra couple of months to complete their property transfer contracts using the previous taxable rates (known as objective values) provided they submitted their transaction tax declaration by the end of 2021.
Minister for Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Christos Stylianides has acknowledged the insufficient response of the state to the winter storm that affected large parts of the country and the need to apologize to the citizens.
The governments of Bulgaria and North Macedonia held a joint session Tuesday to improve relations, which have been locked in a historic row and further strained after Bulgaria blocked its Balkan neighbor’s bid to join the European Union.