Greece-Cyprus linkup clears hurdles, as framework is signed
The power interconnection of Greece and Cyprus, with the prospect of an extension to Israel, is now back in track.
PAOK leads the table alone, as Aris beats Olympiakos
Aris inflicted Olympiakos’ first loss this season, and AEK dropped points at Kallithea, allowing PAOK to go alone on top.
Real estate investment forum in Athens
The Greek Real Estate Investment Forum 2024 is taking place on Tuesday at the Divani Caravel Hotel, 2 Vassileos Alexandrou, Athens.
Cyprus’ DBRS outlook turns into ‘Positive’
Morningstar DBRS announced it has affirmed the credit rating of the Republic of Cyprus at BBB (high) and raised its outlook from “Stable” to “Positive.”
Smart phones, unknown destination
We haven’t begun to understand how our lives will change after Israel’s attack on Hezbollah, killing scores and injuring thousands of the organization’s members in their homes, offices and cars in Lebanon last month.
Frigate Psara returns to Greece after completing mission in Red Sea
The frigate Psara returned to the Salamis Naval Base on Sunday after completing its mission in the European operation EUNAVFOR ASPIDA in the Red Sea.
Wildfire breaks out in Achaia
A wildfire broke out on Sunday in a mountainous region of Achaia, southern Greece.
Police seek information regarding fatal traffic accident in western Athens
The Hellenic Police are seeking information regarding a fatal traffic accident that occurred on Petrou Ralli Avenue, in the municipality of Nikaia, western Athens.
4.6 earthquake shakes Mount Athos
A magnitude 4.6 earthquake has struck the Mount Athos monastic community in northeastern Greece on Sunday morning.
Fight at western Athens festival leaves three injured
A fight involving ten people occurred on Saturday evening at a festival in Korydallos, western Athens, leaving three people injured.