Members who didn’t vote hold SYRIZA key
The estimated 70,000 registered members of SYRIZA who did not vote on Sunday in the first round of the elections for a new leader could have a catalytic effect on the final outcome.
Achtsioglou calls for debate before second round of voting for new SYRIZA leader
One of the two candidates that emerged from Sunday’s election for a new leader at the opposition SYRIZA party has called on her rival for a televised debate before the second round this weekend.
Greece’s ‘green’ electricity production at record levels
“Green” electricity production increased to record levels on Sunday, September 10, when renewable energy sources (RES) covered up to 140% of demand, with the surplus channeled to exports, while the participation of lignite was reduced to zero.
Evia company brings expertise to factories internationally
A Greek company, SABO, based in Evia, is a worldwide pioneer in factory construction, providing integrated industrial solutions.
In Moscow, the war is background noise, but ever-present
Metro trains are running smoothly in Moscow, as usual, but getting around the city center by car has become more complicated, and annoying, because anti-drone radar interferes with navigation apps.
Private debt declines by 135% in Cyprus
The private debt-to-GDP ratio in Cyprus has shown a significant decrease from its peak at the end of the first quarter in 2015 to the end of March 2023, according to the latest data from the Central Bank of Cyprus.