The meeting of nine southern European Union countries in Alicante, Spain, on Friday has been postponed as Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has announced he is still testing positive for Covid-19.
Greece’s Socialists tabled three amendments in Parliament on Thursday that would return control of the country’s intelligence service EYP to the Citizen Protection Ministry and would allow the independent watchdog on communication privacy ADAE to inform citizens of their surveillance after it had stopped.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Thursday said it was the government’s choice to invest in and promote Greece’s digital leap to improve services to citizens and develop the economy, speaking at the event for the presentation of Google’s investment plans in Greece.
One out of every four patients hospitalized in a cardiology clinic in Greece remains an unrepentant smoker.
Greece’s biggest gas utility, DEPA Commercial, has clinched a deal with TotalEnergies for the supply of liquefied natural gas (LNG) over the winter months if needed, the Greek energy ministry said on Thursday.
Turkey’s Erdogan is once again taking tensions with Greece to new heights with his statements this week accusing Greece of harboring terrorists and conducting a “covert occupation” of the eastern Aegean islands, language that is reminiscent of Putin’s statements before his invasion of Ukraine.
Top-seeded Maria Sakkari rallied past Arantxa Rus 3-6, 6-2, 6-3 on Wednesday to reach the quarterfinals of the Parma Ladies Open.
Aiming to reach 500 employees by the end of 2023, the Pfizer Center for Digital Innovation (CDI) in Thessaloniki is running over 200 high-tech projects (quantum computing, machine learning etc), many of which contribute to the acceleration of drug research and discovery, global product development and the improvement of the supply chain.
An agreement on the next sanctions package against Russia is expected before next week’s EU summit, or at least major parts of the package, an EU official told Reuters.
Just over 30,000 pension applications were pending at the end of August, as the backlog of outstanding demands by retirees reached a historic low, at least since the establishment of the Single Social Security Entity (EFKA).