PPC acquires Enel Romania
Public Power Corporation on Wednesday announced the completion of the agreement for its acquisition of Enel Romania, which is the company’s first major expansion abroad.
Quakes off Crete, Kasos
Two earthquakes, each with a magnitude of 4.1, were recorded between the southeast Aegean island of Kasos and Crete on Thursday morning.
WWII bomb was safely destroyed without a detonation
Greek army specialists destroyed an unexploded World War II bomb on Thursday discovered during work on a massive urban development project at the old Ellinikon International Airport near Glyfada, a coastal area south of Athens.
Draft law against spreading of terrorist content online is posted for public consultation
A draft law to prevent the dissemination of terrorist content online was posted for public consultation until November 8 on Thursday by the Greek Ministry of Justice.
Boston’s AOC honors Hellenic-American trailblazers
Alpha-Omega Council (AOC), the Hellenic-American organization based in Boston, US, hosted its 2023 Honors Gala last Friday, celebrating Hellenic-American innovators and leaders, while Michael Dukakis, former Governor of Massachusetts, was feted on the occasion of his 90th birthday.
The Crucible | Athens | November 2
A witch hunt begins in one of Arthur Miller’s most popular plays, “The Crucible,” a captivating parable of power.
Social housing policy funding to increase
The government plans to make total funding of 1.5 billion euros available over the coming years as part of its goal to reactivate social housing.
Kid Francescoli | Athens | November 3
Kid Francescoli’s easygoing electro pop is like a soundtrack for traveling the French Riviera and the Mediterranean, places that hold a special spot in the artist’s heart.
ADAE president updates EP on Greece’s spyware scandal
The head of the Hellenic Authority for Communications Security and Privacy (ADAE), Christos Rammos, spoke about Greece’s wiretapping scandal developments at the European Parliament’s spyware debate on Thursday.
Erdogan ‘can’t be trusted,’ states Harris
David Harris, former CEO of the American Jewish Committee (AJC) and Vice Chair for Global Affairs at the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy (ISGAP) in a post on platform X on Thursday condemned Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for calling Hamas a liberation group.