Pollution levels in Volos port within legal safety limits
Pollution levels in the port of Volos are within legal safety limits, according to new tests commissioned by the city’s port authority, following a serious incident in early May.
ATHEX: Water stocks help bourse bounce back
The safeguarding of their state character boosted Athens-listed water companies’ prices on Wednesday.
A lifeline across the Aegean
Marking more than three decades of volunteer service, the Aegean Team (Omada Aigaiou) has completed its 31st Anniversary Crossing, reaching remote Aegean islands including Fournoi, Thymaina, Agathonisi, Arkioi, Lipsoi, Patmos, Sikinos, and Koufonisi.
Performance evaluation
The lack of performance evaluation in the public sector works to the detriment of competent employees.
Small footprint
Despite the tireless efforts of the opposition to spark broader reactions and turmoil over the OPEKEPE scandal, the impact of the misappropriation of EU farm subsidies on public opinion remains minimal.
Mount Athos addresses PM visit
The Holy Community of Mount Athos issued a rare statement on Tuesday addressing public reaction to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ recent visit to the monastic peninsula, during which he pledged €100 million in projects through 2030.
Wildfire rages in Corinthia, evacuations ordered
The wildfire that broke out on Tuesday afternoon in the Corinthia region of the Peloponnese continues to rage into its second day, prompting the evacuation of three settlements.
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Heatwave persists across Greece, temperatures soar above 43°C
Heatwave conditions continued to grip much of Greece on Wednesday, with temperatures in several regions exceeding 43°C. The extreme heat is forecast to persist until Sunday, according to a latest update from the Hellenic National Meteorological Service.
Boy drowns at Cretan beach
A 7-year-old boy lost his life on Wednesday after being pulled unconscious from the sea at Mades beach in Heraklion, Crete.