Santorini’s volcano: Quiet, but not dormant
Santorini’s volcano may seem quiet, but scientists warn it’s not dormant.
Greece and Kosovo explore closer economic ties
Thessaloniki hosted a Kosovar business delegation this week, as officials from both Greece and Kosovo highlighted growing opportunities for economic cooperation in key sectors including construction, agri-food, renewable energy and tourism.
Turkey jails 18 more Istanbul municipal officials in growing crackdown
A Turkish court has jailed pending trial 18 employees of the Istanbul municipality on corruption charges, state-owned Anadolu and other media have reported, amid a crackdown on the opposition and the city’s jailed mayor Ekrem Imamoglu.
Volotea to fly to airports around Greece in the future
Aegean Airlines’ investment in Spanish Volotea eight months ago essentially marked its first investment step at a European level.
May Day to affect public transport
The Athens metro, buses and trolleybuses will operate from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on May Day, due to the decision of transport workers to participate in a strike, unions have said.
LA Chargers brings the NFL to Greece
The Chargers announced that the NFL has granted the LA franchise the international marketing rights of the league in Greece.
Hellas Gold expands its scholarship program at Anatolia
The local subsidiary of Canadian group Eldorado Gold announced the expansion of its scholarship program, with two full scholarships at Anatolia College.
Severe weather expected in Dodecanese and Crete, met service warns
The National Meteorological Service has issued an emergency bulletin warning of deteriorating weather conditions in the south of the country , with heavy rainfall and storms expected to impact the Dodecanese and Crete over the coming days.
UCERT declared the Preferred Investor for the development of the National Ski Center of Vasilitsa
Growthfund announces that the company “UCERT Single Member Private Company” has been declared as the Preferred Investor in the tender for the development of the National Ski Center of Vasilitsa (NSCV) through a concession agreement, for a total fee exceeding seven (7) million euros over a period of 40 years.
Stournaras: Crisis may be Europe’s chance
The crisis caused by US trade policy creates a unique opportunity for Europe to emerge as a safe haven for investment, according to Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras.