Cyprus dams at critically low levels
Cyprus is grappling with a severe water shortage as the ongoing drought pushes the country’s dam capacity to worryingly low levels.
Greek T-bill sale on Wednesday
The Public Debt Management Agency announced last Friday that on Wednesday it will auction 26-week treasury bills in book entry form, to the value of 500 million euros.
Kasselakis party rising
Stefanos Kasselakis, the ousted SYRIZA leader, who has also been deemed ineligible to run for his own succession, is preparing his counterattack.
AEK and PAOK draw, allowing Aris to climb to the top
Aris is the new leader of the Super League as AEK and PAOK canceled each other out on Sunday.
S&P retains Greek outlook as ‘positive’
US credit rating agency Standard & Poor’s (S&P) reaffirmed Greece’s investment-grade rating of BBB- with a “Positive” outlook on Friday night.
Real estate conference on Monday and Tuesday in Athens
The 25th Prodexpo, the longest-running conference in Greece, returns on Monday and Tuesday at the Athens Concert Hall.
Sustainability conference at Niarchos Center
The American Hellenic Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) is organizing its 22nd Corporate Responsibility Conference at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center on Tuesday.
Whoever is elected, Europe’s on its own
Whatever the result of the US elections in just over two weeks, it is already clear that the European Union will have to move swiftly to reinforce its defense and trade, and to deal with the climate crisis.
AI ushering revolution in education
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping Greek education, with both teachers and students in high schools using popular AI applications and tools to streamline tasks.
Thessaloniki metro main line to launch on November 30
The main line of the northern port city of Thessaloniki’s metro is scheduled to begin commercial operations on November 30, providing a new transport option for residents and visitors along the city’s central axis.