AEK sees off PAOK, Reds win in Crete
Olympiakos and AEK scored important wins on Monday to keep up the pressure on Super League leader Panathinaikos.
Restoring Thessaly railroad to take at least two years, minister says
It will take at least two years before the railroad network is restored in Thessaly, the central Greek region that suffered immense destruction after a mega-storm in September, Deputy Infrastructure and Transport Minister Nikos Tachiaos said in Parliament on Monday.
ATHEX: Cautious optimism at Athinon Ave
The Greek bourse has entered the week of major companies’ third-quarter result announcements, and traders remained rather cautious on Monday,.
112 emergency number mechanism to upgrade
The Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Ministry is to propose a bill that will upgrade the operation and importance of the 112 emergency number.
Greece to receive another €42 mln from EU for two migration programs
Greece will receive an additional 42.2 million euros in funding from the European Union for two proposals – the protection of unaccompanied minors in Greece, and enforcing electronic surveillance at the borders by police, the Greek Migration and Asylum Ministry said on Monday, following a decision by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Migration and Home…
Tons of waste removed from Kalloni Bay
A large amount of waste was collected and removed last week from Kalloni Bay in Mytilini by divers from the environmental organization iSea and the Department of Oceanography of the University of the Aegean, the municipality of Western Lesvos, and volunteers.
Next InvestGR forum to create a map for the future
The 7th InvestGR Forum 2024: “Charting the Future” will take place on July 17, 2024, in the Arts Foyer of the Athens Conservatory.
Greece’s credit rating upgrade to attract more investors from China
Greece’s credit rating upgrade by two of China’s agencies will attract more Chinese investors to Greece, Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China Xiao Junzheng said at an event in Athens on Monday.
Prosecutor to investigate the injury of the 16-year-old girl
The First Instance Prosecutor’s Office will investigate the circumstances behind the serious injury of the 16-year-old girl that occurred during an anti-fascist event in Neo Heraklion, Athens on Saturday night.
Greece’s HFSF launches process to sell 9% stake in Alpha Bank
Greece’s state-controlled bank bailout fund HFSF said on Monday it had launched a process to sell its 9% stake in Alpha Bank.