Kolonos Festival | Athens | September 8-25
Organized by the City of Athens, the annual Kolonos Fetsival, hosted at the open-air theater on the historic district’s Hill of Hippio Kolonos, from September 8-25.
Pandemic forced firms to innovate
The ratio of companies investing in innovation, developing new products and adopting technologically advanced business methods registered a significant increase during the 2018-20 period, according to the statistical survey of the National Center for Documentation and Electronic Content, whose data is sent to the European Statistical Service (Eurostat).
Hellenic Post sorting center in Thessaloniki to employ mini-robots
Hellenic Post (ELTA) is accelerating its digital transformation process with the aim of reducing service time and improving the performance indicators of the state-owned company.
Housing, energy, pensions to take TIF center stage
Housing for young people, pension increases and support for energy bills will be the focus of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ announcements at the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF) this weekend.
Looking for love in the Metaverse
On our first date, CC and I met on a floating platform suspended in the middle of a distant galaxy.
No EastMed reference by ENI chief
ENI’s head said the Italian company will fully replace Russian gas by 2025 by using additional resources from the Eastern Mediterranean, a reference that was taken out of context by Cypriot media.
Switching back to heating oil
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.
PPC to launch new lignite plant by March 2023
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.
Smyrna 1922: The truth still matters
No one would board an airplane piloted by someone who doesn’t believe in truth.
Without their will
A possible failure of the measures to restore order on university campuses will be worse than inaction.