Extension of public consultation for the “Supply of mobile X-ray detection systems“
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Greek railway mired in mud and debts
The railway network is stuck in the mud of Storm Daniel, Hellenic Train, OSE and the state are drowning in disputed debts and the Greek railway service is immersed in such disrepute, it is unlikely to recover its credibility anytime soon.
Souda Bay takes center stage amid regional instability
As Souda Bay takes center stage amid the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, Steven Tagle joins Thanos Davelis to look at how Souda is not only strengthening the NATO alliance and contributing to regional security and stability, but is also providing Greece and the US with opportunities to deepen their decades-long security cooperation,…
Greek startup environment is world’s 37th friendliest
According to the ranking of StartupBlink (“Top 100 Countries for Startup-Business Friendliness 2023”), an organization that evaluates and maps the startup ecosystems of 1,000 cities in 100 countries worldwide, Greece is among the countries with the friendliest business environment for startups, coming in at 37th place and moving up six places compared to the previous…
‘Two moments’ when threat of Grexit felt close
A few years ago, as the head of the International Monetary Fund, it would not have been easy for her to walk in central Athens, when Greece was in the midst of its government debt crisis.
Train service from Larissa to Rapsani to resume
The train service between Larissa and Rapsani in central Greece is due to resume on Monday, the railroad’s manager has said.
Health Ministry plans to centralize ambulance services for enhanced emergency response
The Health Ministry plans to bring all ambulances run by local health centers under the National Center for Emergency Assistance (EKAB) to make emergency response more effective, especially in far-off places.
Employment in Cyprus looking up
In October 2023, the number of registered unemployed persons in Cyprus exhibited a significant decline, marking a 17.4% decrease on an annual basis, equivalent to 1,951 individuals, as reported by the country’s statistical office (CyStat).
Rallies organized Monday against education reforms
School students, parents and teachers are planning rallies in Athens, Thessaloniki and other parts of the country on Monday to protest the government’s “anti-educational” reform, as one union described the changes being planned.