Grimaldi plans to invest further in Greece
Minoan Lines’ main shareholder Emanuele Grimaldi will announce next month a broad investment program for the Iraklio Port Authority and the Igoumenitsa Port Authority, from Crete.
PM taking part in Ukraine ‘coalition of willing’ meeting Saturday
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will join a conference call with world leaders early Saturday to discuss continued support for Ukraine in its fight against the Russian invasion.
Police foil €120,000 antiquities deal in Alimos
Two men were arrested Thursday in Alimos, a coastal suburb of Athens, for attempting to illegally sell ancient artifacts, authorities said. A third suspect, believed to have acted as a middleman, remains at large.
Initiative in US Congress seeks to establish EastMed as strategic hub within IMEC framework
A legislative initiative to establish and institutionalize the Eastern Mediterranean as a strategic hub within the framework of the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC) is currently advancing in the US Congress with the introduction of the Eastern Mediterranean Gateway Act.
New German Chancellor keeps open possibility of Eurofighter jet deal with Turkey
Germany’s new Chancellor, Friedrich Merz, has not ruled out the possibility of supplying Eurofighter jets to Turkey, signaling a potential shift in Berlin’s defense posture.
Just over half pass Greek citizenship exam, ministry says
Nearly half of the applicants seeking Greek citizenship were eliminated in the latest round of naturalization exams, Greece’s Interior Ministry announced Friday.
Why I voted there, when I live here
Having the right to vote and all the other basic civil liberties in the country where they have lived and worked – often for several decades – is the top priority for migrants in Greece.
Europe throws support behind Ukraine special tribunal to prosecute Russia
Europe threw its support on Friday behind a special tribunal to prosecute President Vladimir Putin and other senior Russian officials for the crime of aggression against Ukraine, a show of unity on a day when Moscow marks its “victory day”.
Five petrol stations shut down in Athens, Thessaloniki over fuel fraud
Five petrol stations in Athens and Thessaloniki have been ordered to shut down for two years after inspectors found their pumps had been rigged to deliver less fuel than displayed.