Antony Blinken’s whirlwind tour
Crete will be US Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s second of nine stops in his trip, mainly to the Middle East, from Jan. 4-11.
Tolls by the mile a non-starter
The only concessionaire implementing a hybrid mileage charging system remains Olympia Odos, while the rest have turned to discount plans through their transceivers.
Historical high for Piraeus cruise data
Piraeus has posted a new record in cruise passengers, according to last year’s figures announced on Thursday, while another record is expected in 2024.
Weekend storms coming
The weather will steadily deteriorate from late Saturday afternoon until Sunday evening, according to an emergency advisory issued by the National Meteorological Service (EMY).
What pitfalls must the economy avoid?
The most likely scenario is that, in the new year, the Greek economy’s path will be steady in the broader global context of a slowdown but not a recession.
Skouries mine a pillar of growth for El Dorado, says CEO
The Skouries mining project in Halkidiki, northern Greece, alongside the Olympiada and Mavres Petres mines and other facilities belonging to Kassandra Mines, constitutes a pillar of strong growth for Eldorado Gold, according to the management of the Canadian group.
Bits and Pieces | Athens | January 10
“Bits and Pieces” explores the “internal monologue of an unsettled individual, navigating intangible dreams, imposed conventions and an insatiable thirst for a semblance of liberated freedom.”
PM visits restored Palace of Aigai
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis (second from left) is given a tour by the head of the Ephorate of Antiquities of Imathia, Angeliki Kottaridi (right), at the restored Palace of Aigai on Friday.
PM champions restored Palace of Aigai for worldwide heritage, catalyst for growth
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis emphasized the global significance of the recently restored Palace of Aigai in northern Greece, declaring it a heritage for the entire world while emphasizing the necessity of transforming such historical treasures into catalysts for economic development.
The Suez Canal crisis also affects the port of Piraeus
The Suez Canal crisis has started to cause significant delays in the smooth supply of the Greek market with durable consumer goods imported from Asia, such as refrigerators, televisions, computers and cars.