Europe paying price for being ‘greedy’
The process of Ukraine’s accession to the EU will progress “much faster” than usual, predicts Margrethe Vestager.
Plagiarism rings running riot at universities
Despite mounting complaints to judicial authorities, plagiarism rackets that have been organized around Greek universities are reportedly continuing their activities unabated.
Agreement reached on Frigoglass restructuring, recapitalization
Frigoglass on Monday announced it has reached a compromise agreement with a bondholders’ commission on the restructuring and recapitalization of the group.
Public transport to be disrupted across capital
Public transport will be disrupted on Wednesday due to the nationwide strike called by the Greek Civil Servants’ Union (ADEDY) as part of protest mobilization over last week’s deadly train collision at Tempe.
Ancient DNA reveals history of hunter-gatherers in Europe
In the 1800s, archaeologists began reconstructing the deep history of Europe from the bones of ancient hunter-gatherers and the iconic art they left behind, like cave paintings, fertility figurines and “lion-man” statues.
PPC to complete takeover of Enel Romania
The signing of a binding agreement for Public Power Corporation to acquire the assets of its Italian peer Enel in Romania is said to be a matter of hours.
Nicosia eager to see power rates decline
Cyprus’ new Energy Minister George Papanastasiou stated on Tuesday that the government’s goal is to reduce the price of electricity for Cypriot citizens.