Fredriksen may move to Cyprus
The Fredriksen Group is contemplating moving a significant portion, if not all, of its shipping operations from Norway to Cyprus.
Elpedison heads for breakup
The divorce of Helleniq Energy and Edison after 15 years of their joint venture in the field of the electricity market is now taken for granted.
‘Waiting for my time to come’: Ukraine’s new draft law unsettles the young
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine probably changed the fates of thousands of Ukrainian men when he signed a law lowering the draft age to 25 from 27 this month, more than two years after Russia began its full-scale invasion.
Everything to play for next week for Olympiakos and PAOK
Olympiakos and PAOK remain in with a chance to qualify to the semifinals of the Europa Conference League.
2 railways engineers released on bail in contract case
Two more Hellenic Railways (OSE) officials accused of delays in implementing a contract for the rail network’s signaling and remote command were released Thursday on large bail amounts.
Samos, Greifswald cultivate cross-cultural bonds through student exchange program
The Municipal Authority of Eastern Samos is holding its fourth consecutive student exchange program this month, in cooperation with Germany’s Greifswald.
Ship repair industry is on the mend
Slowly but surely, ship numbers and the volume of ship repair work in Greece are increasing.
Fireproofing homes is late, as usual
As officials brace for another wildfire station, one that started much earlier than usual due to unseasonably warm weather, a priority is to protect homes and property.
Paid surgeries take hold, barely dent waiting lists
Government officials consider the introduction of afternoon paid surgical procedures at state hospitals a success and say the measure will eventually help shrink the huge patient waiting lists for often very serious surgeries.
ATHEX: Stocks post moderated decline
The Athens Exchange (ATHEX) general index closed at 1,416.53 points.