Mytilineos approves name change to Metlen
The shareholders’ General Assembly meeting approved the renaming of Mytilineos to Metlen Energy & Metals, ahead of its listing on a foreign stock exchange, it was announced on Tuesday.
Govt implements fire protection measures, ombudsman raises concerns
The Greek government has instituted proactive steps to safeguard homes near forests and wooded areas from fire risks, clarifying citizens’ personal responsibility under the law. However, the Greek Ombudsman has criticized these measures as unconstitutional.
Is Albania replicating Turkey and Qatar’s teflon strategy?
Recep Tayyip Erdogan does not fear provoking Europe or the United States. He blackmailed NATO to get more jetfighters and force Sweden to return peaceful dissidents to torture and imprison.
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Defense minister attends naval exercise on recapturing an islet in Aegean
The Hellenic Armed Forces announced on Tuesday that they conducted a naval drill on recapturing an islet in the Aegean on Monday night, attended by the Minister of Defence, Nikos Dendias.
Egyptian man who survived shipwreck denies causing Greece boat disaster
Ahmed Alkwrab thought his ordeal was over last June when he survived one of the deadliest shipwrecks ever recorded in the Mediterranean Sea and finally set foot on European soil.
Houthi Red Sea attacks decline in last week as navies act, Greece says
Closer international cooperation between naval missions in the Red Sea has reduced the number of attacks by Yemen’s Houthis over the past week, Greek Shipping Minister Christos Stylianides told Reuters in an interview on Tuesday.
Cyprus president says a buffer zone splitting the island won’t become another migrant route
The president of Cyprus said Tuesday that he won’t “open another route” for irregular migration by letting through more than two dozen asylum-seekers now stranded in a UN-controlled buffer zone that bisects the war-divided island nation.
Temperatures exceed 39 degrees in three areas
According to Meteo data, temperatures on Tuesday exceeded 39 degrees Celsius in three areas of Greece setting a new all time record for the first week of June.
British Museum seeks ‘new relationship’ with Greece amid Parthenon sculptures dispute
The British Museum seeks “realistic solutions” for the Parthenon Sculptures and a “new relationship” with Greece, following Turkey’s intervention at a UNESCO conference when a Turkish representative claimed no Ottoman document legitimizes Lord Elgin’s actions regarding the ancient Greek sculptures.