Limits to consultations
Every intervention that has an impact on life in a city, even the biggest kind, needs to be discussed with the community before it goes ahead.
Workers change jobs frequently
Leaving a job is perfectly acceptable when a career choice doesn’t fulfill the worker, especially when it’s not their dream job.
ATHEX: Four-week rising streak snapped
The decline of the benchmark at Athinon Avenue continued on Friday for a fourth day in a row, only this time at an accelerated pace and with twice as many stocks declining as those that reported growth.
Lung cancer rates higher among poor and homeless
The Hellenic Lung Cancer Society has launched an awareness campaign aptly titled “Mind the Gap,” referring to the gap in information and access to health services and in prevention.
British woman falls from 4th floor of Cretan hospital
A 42-year-old British woman is in a critical but stable condition after falling from the fourth floor of a Cretan hospital. She is being treated in the intensive care unit of Hania Hospital for brain injuries and fractures.
Objections to wind farm plans in Evia heard at Council of State
Four municipalities on the island of Evia, as well as local forestry, environmental and mountaineering associations are requesting the annulment of the decisions for the installation of a large number of wind farms.
PPC sees operating earnings jump more than 45%
The sharp drop in energy prices compared to last year’s nine-month highs reduced Public Power Corporation’s spending on energy purchases, natural gas and CO2 emissions by more than 50% in the first nine months of 2023.
Thousands of Turks visit Thessaloniki on Ataturk anniversary
Thousands of Turkish citizens have descended on Thessaloniki to mark the anniversary of the death of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of the Republic of Turkey, who died on 10 November 1938.
Hellenic Post upgrade to turn it into modern, fully competitive company
The plan for the restructuring of Hellenic Post (ELTA) is progressing rapidly, with an emphasis on the reorganization and upgrade of the network.
Cyprus issue would benefit from improved Greek-Turkish relations, says Christodoulides
Any improvement in Greek-Turkish relations will also help in resolving the Cyprus issue, Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides has said, speaking after the inaugural Greece-Cyprus High-Level Cooperation Council on Friday.