Cypriot gas finds bolstered by EU policy shift
The European Union’s drive to slash reliance on Russian natural gas is boosting the strategic importance of finds in Cyprus, the country’s energy minister said according to Kathimerini’s Cyprus edition.
Fentanyl from the government? A Vancouver experiment aims to stop overdoses
The place where Chris gets his fentanyl is bright and airy, all blond wood and exposed brick. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable about the potency of the pills he can crush, cook and inject.
ATHEX: Majority of local stocks post gains
The benchmark of the Greek bourse remained close to the 830-point mark for another day on Tuesday, closing with negligible gains as a small majority of stocks ended up higher than on Monday, although the local stock market is clearly in search of direction after last week’s solid growth.
Island-hopping’s new heights
Greece’s central and local authorities have prepared a luxury travel option for visitors that takes island-hopping to new heights and will initially provide for air slots at the airports of three marvelous Greek islands, bringing together three new air tourism destinations through one common goal.
A rare moment
The subject of the bill was perfect for achieving consent. Who can, in good faith, argue against the adoption of new technologies?
PM welcomes visiting Saudi crown prince
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Tuesday evening, as the Saudi official begun his two-day visit to Athens.
Greece torched
Mount Penteli, Lesvos, Ilia, Rethymno, Messinia, Halkidiki, Dadia…Has the whole country turned into a torch that lights up with the smallest spark and only goes out when it has been reduced to ashes?
Top court rejects shipping company’s appeal over Iranian tanker’s oil
Greece’s Supreme Court rejected on Tuesday an appeal by shipping company Times Navigation Inc against a lower court decision not to seize the cargo of an Iranian-flagged tanker.
Remarkable rally for Greek bonds
Greek bonds registered a rally on Monday, despite the pressure on the rest of the eurozone, with Greece‘s borrowing costs reverting near 3%, having now retreated below Italy’s.
Saudi crown prince heads to Greece, France on Tuesday
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman left Saudi Arabia on Tuesday for Greece and France, state news agency SPA reported, his first visits to a member state of the European Union since the 2018 killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.