Funding of Greek-owned startups tops $1 bln this year
The financing of international and domestic investors to Greek-owned startup companies has broken the barrier of $1 billion.
ATHEX: Weekly drop is contained to 2.1 percent
The completion of the National Bank stake sale on Thursday allowed for a bourse rebound on Friday.
AIFF becomes latest film festival to cancel screenings of ‘Russians at War’
The Athens International Film Festival has become the latest movie competition to cancel screenings of the documentary “Russians at War” citing security concerns.
Mitsotakis discusses Turkey relations, rejects Erdogan’s Cyprus claims
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis discussed Greece’s relationship with Turkey and recent provocative statements from Ankara during an interview with Mega TV on Friday.
Teenagers arrested outside Athens school on suspicion of drug dealing
Police in Athens have announced the arrest of two teenagers outside a primary school on suspicion of selling cannabis.
Firefighters battle large wildfire in western Peloponnese
Firefighters are battling a large wildfire in the western Peloponnese that local officials say threatens residential areas.
Defense Minister unveils voluntary re-enlistment and women’s military enlistment
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias announced on Friday several changes to Greece’s mandatory military service, set to be implemented within the next two years as part of the 2030 Agenda.
EU probes into Chinese subsidies and imports
The European Commission obtained the necessary support in a vote to impose duties of up to 45% on imported electric vehicles made in China, as part of the EU’s highest-profile probe into alleged Chinese subsidies that has provoked threats of retaliation from Beijing.
Santorini mayor calls out caldera protection changes
Santorini’s mayor and a Cyclades lawmaker are raising concerns over a proposed legislative amendment they claim quietly alters protections for the island’s caldera.
TotalEnergies wins tender for LNG supply to Bulgargaz via Alexandroupoli
Bulgargaz, the Bulgarian state-owned natural gas distribution company, has said that French oil major TotalEnergies ranked first in a tender offer to supply liquefied natural gas (LNG) in November and December to the Alexandroupoli terminal in Greece.