Two airplanes forced to land
Two commercial aircraft were forced to land at Makedonia Airport in Thessaloniki in northern Greece on Thursday.
Cyprus plans subsidies for e-vehicles
Cyprus Transport Minister Alexis Vafeades unveiled a new 36.5-million-euro electric vehicle subsidy scheme on Thursday.
The evolving watchdog group behind the ballot challenge to Trump
No matter how the Supreme Court rules on Donald Trump’s challenge to a Colorado court ruling barring him from the state’s primary ballot, the case has already been a win for one group.
Focus on decarbonization at Posidonia
Decarbonization of shipping will be on the radar more intensely than ever before at Posidonia 2024.
The challenge for universities
The first big step toward opening up universities by allowing the establishment of private ones has been taken.
What links a small group of farmers from Farsala to a French couture house?
What links a small group of farmers from Farsala to a French couture house? Cotton – but not just any cotton. Organic cotton grown according to the principles of regenerative agriculture.
ATHEX: Rebound sees another new 13-year high
Greek stocks recovered after Wednesday’s respite, with the benchmark rising to yet another 13-year high on Thursday, thanks mostly to the growth recorded by a few blue chips and by mid-caps.
PM discusses European elections with EPP president
In a meeting at the Maximos Mansion on Thursday, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with Manfred Weber, President and Head of the European People’s Party (EPP).
Children’s hospital will no longer perform surgeries due to staff shortages
Children’s hospital Aglaia Kyriakou announced on Thursday it will no longer be able to perform surgeries on a regular basis starting February 12, due to critical understaffing.
Pedestrian hit by truck on Athens-Corinth national road
A pedestrian man was seriously injured Thursday after he was hit by a truck driving down the new Athens-Corinth national road 8a near Aspropyrgos.