Greece’s economic sentiment improves
Greece’s economic sentiment improved in March, with the relevant index closing at 107.7 from 106.9 points in the previous month.
Chevron to begin hydrocarbon drilling in 2026
US energy giant Chevron is set to launch its first exploratory drilling for hydrocarbons south of Crete in 2026, Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou said on Monday.
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Greece’s and Cyprus’ engagement in the East Med
Greece’s and Cyprus’ multifaceted engagement in the volatile region of the East Mediterranean continued last week, as the fragmented West assesses and tries to deal with developments in the area which could have global repercussions.
A young girl’s life eternally captured in marble
In the early 1st century BC, a young girl named Psyche Stasimi died at the tender age of 6 or 7 on the island of Milos.
Minister calls for improvements at Piraeus port in meeting with Chinese ambassador
The overall experience for travelers at Piraeus Port, operated by the Chinese state-owned COSCO Shipping, must be improved as soon as possible, Greece’s newly appointed Minister of Shipping and Island Policy, Vassilis Kikilias, told Chinese Ambassador to Greece, Fanq Qiu, during a meeting in Athens on Monday afternoon.
The ‘escape clause’ isn’t a good fit for everyone
The government appears eager to take advantage of the so-called “escape clause” so it can make more handouts ahead of the next general election.
Next US ambassador to Turkey urges Erdogan not to clash with Trump
Tom Barrack, the next US ambassador to Turkey, has urged Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to avoid clashing with President Donald Trump.
Online transactions soared by 22% year-on-year in 2024
Electronic transactions increased by 22% last year, a development that led to a reduction of tax evasion and an increase in public revenues.
A strategic relationship
It is extremely important for Greece that it finds reliable anchorage points in the stormy seas of the current international environment.