Shipping software firm ‘thrilled’ to be back, physically, at Posidonia
Digital marine solution developer METIS Cyberspace Technology looks forward to its Posidonia return, on June 6-10, following its 2018 debut.
Greek consul in Mariupol back in Athens
Manolis Androulakis, Greece’s consul in Mariupol, Ukraine, arrived at Athens International Airport on Sunday, following a long trip by car and plane from the besieged and heavily bombarded city.
Coronavirus: 12,462 new cases, 44 deaths
New cases of the coronavirus declined, as usual, Sunday, because of significantly less testing, while both deaths and intubations declined as well, authorities announced.
Greek President and Vice-President of the European Commission commemorate Holocaust
President of the Hellenic Republic Katerina Sakellaropoulou and European Vice-President Margaritis Schinas participated in a march commemorating the victims of the Holocaust in Thessaloniki on Sunday.
Funds released for spay, neutering drive by municipalities
Municipal authorities will be getting a boost of 5 million euros to help them contain their stray cat and dog populations.
Minister’s office attacked with homemade explosive device
The office of Development and Investments Minister Adonis Georgiadis in central Athens was attacked by unknown assailants on Sunday.
Issues between Greece, Turkey being put on ice
With the war in Ukraine upsetting regional balances and realigning NATO’s orientation, the pending issues dividing Greece and Turkey are temporarily being put on ice in the name of the transatlantic Alliance’s cohesion.
Omicron 2 and flu could delay return to normalcy
The gradual prevalence of the Omicron 2 sub-variant of the coronavirus, the delayed reappearance of the flu that had almost vanished since the spring of 2020, and the easing of measures to limit the spread of Covid-19 could threaten to delay the return to normalcy, health experts have told Kathimerini.
PM tests negative for Covid-19
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis tested negative for Covid-19 on Sunday. He is expected to return to his office on Monday.
Fruit and veg exports suffer
The war in Ukraine is having direct and indirect effects on Greek fruit and vegetable exporters, with exports posting a decline ranging from 6.5% to 39.1%, depending on the product.