UNHCR expresses concern over rise in fatal migrant shipwrecks
The United Nations refugee agency has voiced concern at a rise in deaths of migrants trying to reach Greece by sea in small boats from Turkey, following two fatal shipwrecks this week.
Action against fuel smuggling stepped up
The digital application for the registering of tanks at public fuel service stations and heating oil sales establishments will be operational from Sunday.
PPC reports favorable RES, emission figures
The Sustainable Development Report of Public Power Corporation (PPC) for 2023 recorded a 61% increase in investments in renewable energy sources and distribution networks and a 34% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions for 2023, among other things.
Eurostat sees November’s EU-harmonized inflation at 3%
Euro area annual inflation is expected to be 2.3% in November 2024, up from 2% in October according to a flash estimate from Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union, released on Friday.
Cyprus in US Visa Waiver Program soon
Cyprus is on the verge of joining the US Visa Waiver Program, with just a few minor issues remaining to be addressed.
Οfficer accused of child rape
Shocking evidence has emerged in the investigation of a parliamentary police officer accused of raping his children.
Unexpected losses for Greens and Reds
Despite being favorites on paper, both Panathinaikos and Olympiakos lost their Euroleague games this week.
Egypt to host Greece, Cyprus leaders in January
A trilateral summit is set to take place in early January in Cairo, marking a decade of collaboration between Greece, Egypt and Cyprus.
ATHEX: November ends with 0.78% rise
The Greek bourse session on Friday showed some worrying signs for observers.
Danger superfluous and unjust
We’ve heard it before, that cameras on our streets will force Greek drivers to improve their behavior, reducing the number of deaths and injuries that make our roads among the most dangerous in the European Union.