Future growth: ESG in the investment arena
In both Greece and Europe, the transition to a green and digital economy is happening faster than anyone could have imagined five years ago.
Favorable tourism outlook for 2023
Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias referred in an interview with Action 24 TV on Friday to the optimistic forecast for the next tourism season, opening up to new markets and the promotion of new destinations as a result of the government’s strategy for the the extension of the tourism season.
Ukrainians hold protest rally in Athens to mark Russian invasion
Ukrainians living in Greece protest against the Russian invasion in Ukraine on the first year anniversary on Syntagma square in Athens, Greece, on Friday.
Another win in Spain for Olympiakos
Olympiakos scored another road win in Spain, beating Valencia on Friday to stay on top of the Euroleague table, while the coaching change at Panathinaikos has improved its performance but not its results yet.
EU approves 10th package of Russia sanctions on anniversary of invasion
The European Union has approved a tenth package of Russia sanctions on the anniversary of Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine, the Swedish EU presidency said late on Friday.
Environmental groups slam limited public consultation for mammoth bill
Eleven environmental organizations have asked the Environment & Energy minister for an extension of the public consultation deadline on a bill related to renewable energy sources and environmental protection, lamenting the one-and-a-half working day allowed for public consultation.
Greece condemns Russian invasion of Ukraine on one-year anniversary
Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias condemned Russia’s war against Ukraine, describing it as “a threat to world peace and stability,” in a ceremony to mark one year since the invasion.
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Giorgos Romeos, veteran journalist and politician, dies
Veteran journalist and politician Giorgos Romeos died on Friday, aged 89.
Unequal progress in digitization
The digitization of government services has been the most noticeable change in the daily life of Greek citizens in recent years.