Titan cements its presence in the US
Titan Cement Group is further strengthening the capacity of its facilities in the US market, at the cement importing terminal in Norfolk, Virginia.
Misic buzzer beater ends Olympiakos’ dream
A buzzer-beating triple by Vasilije Misic two tenths of a second before the end condemned Olympiakos to a semifinal loss to Anadolu Efes at the Euroleague Final Four in Belgrade on Thursday, ending the Reds’ dream for a fourth European crown.
Greek foreign policy after Ukraine
The actions of the big powers have a fundamental impact on the shape of the international system.
Country’s first hydrogen station for small vehicles unveiled
Greece’s first fueling station for small hydrogen-powered vehicles was inaugurated on Wednesday on the premises of the Demokritos National Center of Scientific Research in the northern Athens suburb of Agia Paraskevi.
ATHEX: Banks lead stock market lower still
The benchmark at Athinon Avenue narrowly managed to retain the 850-point mark at the end of Thursday’s session, covering some of the significant losses it had incurred from the start of trade due to the universal decline in international stock markets. While banks led the local bourse south throughout the day, it was two non-credit…
Taxman puts pressure on debtors
The tax administration appears to be stepping up efforts to safeguard the state’s interest as new expired dues to the state soared to 3.326 billion euros in the first quarter of 2022 from €2.164 a year earlier, a rise of 53.7% year-on-year.
The impact of the Greek-American community
A lot is said every so often about the role and influence of the Greek diaspora, and given that the United States is the most powerful nation in the world right now, it’s no surprise that in that context it is the Greek-American community that is getting much of the attention.
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Thessaloniki: School student accused of raping two classmates
A high school student in Thessaloniki is facing changes of rape following allegations from two of his classmates. The two complainants, who are in the last year of lyceum, said that the 17-year-old accused threatened to hurt them if they refused to meet with him.
Dendias assures Swedish counterpart of Greece’s full support for NATO bid
In a phone call on Tuesday, Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias reassured his Swedish counterpart of Greece’s full support for her country’s and Finland’s NATO membership aspirations.