Final equipment tests and inspections are nearing completion at the Damasta Converter Station in Iraklio, marking the start of the trial phase for the Crete-Attica electricity interconnection, according to the Independent Power Transmission Operator (ADMIE).
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has offered his congratulations and well wishes to the new Pope Leo XIV.
The first sample to test for the presence of carbon dioxide in the Gulf of Kavala was taken in November 2024, while a second sample was taken in March, in view of the implementation of the CO2 storage investment at Prinos, developed by EnEarth, a subsidiary of Energean.
Cyprus is facing ongoing labor shortages across critical sectors, with acute gaps in professional drivers and nursing staff threatening service quality for both residents and tourists.
Last month, an artificial intelligence bot that handles tech support for Cursor, an up-and-coming tool for computer programmers, alerted several customers about a change in company policy.
As the tax season gets underway some welcome developments are becoming apparent; Greeks are filing their income declarations in record numbers and at an unprecedented speed.
Digitizing public administration procedures improves citizens’ lives dramatically when it comes to their interactions with the state.
The Tourism Ministry is proceeding with the utilization of its real estate, starting with the three historic Xenia-Ilios hotels, as part of the general effort to upgrade state tourism education.
An explosion occurred Thursday night in a third-floor apartment in Athens’ Neos Kosmos district, injuring a minor.
Undertakers in Athens are sounding the alarm over a serious dearth of space in the capital’s 34 cemeteries, with some, like that at Nikaia, dealing with backlogs of 20-25 burials a day.