The Delphi Economic Forum is organizing its 2nd East Med & Southeast Europe conference in Brussels on Thursday, titled “Energy Transformation and Autonomy in Southeast Europe.” The event will be held at the Sofitel Brussels Europe Hotel. For more information, go to delphibrussels.com.
Hellenic Defense Systems SA (HDS) received a new order for components of the European medium-range infrared homing air-to-air Iris-T missiles worth 28.8 million euros, it announced on Tuesday.
George Papanastasiou, Cyprus’ minister of energy, trade and industry, expressed his pleasure at the upcoming implementation of the power interconnection project linking Israel, Cyprus, Crete and mainland Greece.
President Joe Biden’s top aides scrambled Sunday to reaffirm their commitment to the idea of potential normalization of diplomatic ties between Saudi Arabia and Israel, even as Israel prepares for the start of a full-scale war against Palestinian militants.
Evangelos Mytilineos has blamed the European Union for inaction in the face of the continuous contraction of industrial production due to the war in Ukraine.
The turmoil in the Middle East triggered by Hamas’ ferocious attack and Israel’s retaliation is changing the priorities of Benjamin Netanyahu’s government and the balance in the southeastern Mediterranean.
Following a long pre-election period that ended with two battles at the polls just three months ago, it comes as no surprise that Sunday’s local and regional elections did not bring about any spectacular changes.
Fitch Ratings is sending a message of fiscal restraint to Greece, about two months before its critical “verdict” for the country.
The prime ministers of Greece, Bulgaria and Romania discussed on Monday in Varna, among other things, the possibility of cooperation for the export of Ukrainian grain through the ports of Alexandroupoli and Thessaloniki.
A total of 157 domestic cases of West Nile virus infection in Greece had been diagnosed up until October 10, according to the National Public Health Organization (EODY).